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    This document discusses how to get started with OpenWebBeans, including adding it to JavaSE and Servlet Container projects and its configuration. It describes OpenWebBeans' plugin structure, including core, commonly used, and technical integration plugins. It also provides strategies for testing CDI projects, such as guidelines, Deltaspike Test-Control, Apache DeltaSpike CdiCtrl, JBoss Arquillian, and writing unit tests for OpenWebBeans.

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    This document discusses how to get started with OpenWebBeans, including adding it to JavaSE and Servlet Container projects and its configuration. It describes OpenWebBeans' plugin structure, including core, commonly used, and technical integration plugins. It also provides strategies for testing CDI projects, such as guidelines, Deltaspike Test-Control, Apache DeltaSpike CdiCtrl, JBoss Arquillian, and writing unit tests for OpenWebBeans.

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    This document discusses how to get started with OpenWebBeans, including adding it to JavaSE and Servlet Container projects and its configuration. It describes OpenWebBeans' plugin structure, including core, commonly used, and technical integration plugins. It also provides strategies for testing CDI projects, such as guidelines, Deltaspike Test-Control, Apache DeltaSpike CdiCtrl, JBoss Arquillian, and writing unit tests for OpenWebBeans.

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    Getting Started

    How CDI works


    Adding OpenWebBeans to your JavaSE project
    Adding OpenWebBeans to your Servlet Container project
    OpenWebBeans as part of JavaEE Containers
    OpenWebBeans configuration
    FAQ

    OpenWebBeans Plugin Structure


    OpenWebBeans consists of a core system which heavily uses SPIs (Service Provider Interfaces) to
    extend it's functionality. The core system itself is purely JavaSE based and does not need any
    further dependency. All special JavaEE features get added via separate plugins.

    System Core
    OpenWebBeans Core
    SPI definition

    Commonly used Plugins

    Web plugin
    EL plugins 1.0 & 2.2
    JSF plugins 1.2 & 2.x
    Tomcat plugins 6 & 7

    Technical Integration Plugins

    EE Common plugin
    Java EE plugin
    EJB plugin
    EE Resource plugin
    JMS plugin
    OSGi plugin

    Testing Strategies for CDI Projects

    General guidelines for testing


    Deltaspike Test-Control
    Apache DeltaSpike CdiCtrl
    JBoss Arquillian
    Writing unit tests for OWB itself

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