Dependency Injection in Ceylon with Weld and Guice

This project contains simple examples of the use of Weld and Guice in Ceylon.

Requirements

To compile and run the examples, you'll need to have either Ceylon IDE, or the Ceylon command line distribution installed on your machine. Ceylon 1.3.3 is required. On the command line you can use the provided ceylonb command if you don't have Ceylon already installed. If you do already have the Ceylon command line tools installed, you can type ceylon instead of ./ceylonb in the following instructions.

Compiling the examples

To compile the examples, either import this project into Ceylon IDE, or, in this directory, type:

./ceylonb compile

Running the examples

To run the Weld example, in this directory, type:

./ceylonb run weldelicious

To run the Guice example, in this directory, type:

./ceylonb run guicy

Running the examples using plain Java

To assemble and then run a fat jar containing the Weld example, in this directory, type:

./ceylonb fat-jar weldelicious
java -jar weldelicious-1.0.0.jar

To assemble and then run a fat jar containing the Guice example, in this directory, type:

./ceylonb fat-jar guicy
java -jar guicy-1.0.0.jar

Running the examples using Ceylon assemblies

To assemble and then run a .cas archive containing the Weld example, in this directory, type:

./ceylonb assemble weldelicious
ceylon run -a weldelicious-1.0.0.cas

To assemble and then run a .cas archive containing the Guice example, in this directory, type:

./ceylonb assemble guicy
ceylon run -a guicy-1.0.0.cas