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Subject: NEW ISSUE: Redirecting callbacks
RAISER: TARGET: Java Common Annotations and APIs, section 6.7.5 Customizing
the callback DESCRIPTION: The last paragraph of this section says: A callback object may be a service reference to
another service. In that case, the callback messages go directly to the
service that has been set as the callback. If the callback object is not
a service reference, then callback messages go to the client and are then
routed to the specific instance that has been registered as the callback
object. However, if the callback interface has a stateless scope, then
the callback object must be a
service reference. The second sentence of this (saying that “... callback
messages go directly...”) is overly constraining has complex and
confusing implications for runtimes. PROPOSAL: Remove the second sentence from this paragraph. |
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