Apache OpenWebBeans delivers an implementation of the
Contexts and Dependency injection for Java EE (CDI) 1.2 Specification (JSR346).
OpenWebBeans is TCK compliant and the latest version works on Java SE 7 or later.
Apache OpenWebBeans is
- Fast - we agressively use caches internally and deliver great performance
- Modular - OpenWebBeans Core is purely JavaSE, additional EE functionality gets added via 'Modules'
- Industry Proven - Many projects use OpenWebBeans in production.
- Community Oriented - Please visit our mailing list and we will help you moving your project forward.
Getting Started
OpenWebBeans is packaged as modules which get activated by simply dropping them into the classpath. The below link will take you to a step-by-step guide and get you started in no time!
Examples
See the following examples which are part of the project to discover how to use OpenwebBeans.
Latest News
Apache OpenWebBeans-1.7.0 has been released
The Apache OpenWebBeans Team is proud to announce the release of Apache OpenWebBeans-1.7.0
Apache OpenWebBeans is an Apache License v2 licensed implementation of the JSR-346 CDI-1.2 specification.
OpenWebBeans has a modular structure and provides Dependency Injection scaling from Java SE...
Apache OpenWebBeans-1.6.3 has been released
The Apache OpenWebBeans Team is proud to announce the release of Apache OpenWebBeans-1.6.3
Apache OpenWebBeans is an Apache License v2 licensed implementation of the JSR-346 CDI-1.2 specification.
OpenWebBeans has a modular structure and provides Dependency Injection scaling from Java SE...
The Road to CDI-2.0
The Apache OpenWebBeans team did start their effort to implement the upcoming CDI-2.0 specification (JSR-365).
Learn more about our schedule and open tasks over in our OpenWebBeans-2.0 documentation.