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5   
6   <properties>
7     <title>user guide</title>
8     <author email="erik@brakkee.org">Erik Brakkee</author>
9   </properties>
10   <body>
11     <section name="Overview">
12       <p>The CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection, JSR-299) support library contains support for
13         injecting contextual references into any object. THis is useful for integration of CDI in
14         application managed objects or for integration in third-party frameworks. Injection based on
15         for instance @EJB, @Resource, and @PersistenceContext becomes a one liner. 
16         In addition, there is also testing support in the APIs.</p>
17       <p>Package overview:</p>
18       <ul>
19         <li><a href="apidocs/org/wamblee/cdi/package-summary.html">CDI</a></li>
20       </ul>
21       <div class="infoMessage"><strong>Note</strong>:
22         You need a Java EE 6 environment to use CDI. 
23       </div>
24
25     </section>
26
27     <section name="Maven POM configuration">
28       <table>
29         <tr>
30           <th>groupId</th>
31           <th>artifactId</th>
32         </tr>
33         <tr>
34           <td>org.wamblee</td>
35           <td>wamblee-support-cdi</td>
36         </tr>
37       </table>
38     </section>
39
40   </body>
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