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  1. Weld
  2. WELD-711

Calling Contextual.destroy on an instance still references an instance on BeanManager

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      1) Use seam-faces module extension.
      2) Annotate a bean with @ViewScoped
      3) When destroy is called, check Yourkit.

      You will find that there are still references to the instance destroyed (not related to seam-faces).

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      1) Use seam-faces module extension. 2) Annotate a bean with @ViewScoped 3) When destroy is called, check Yourkit. You will find that there are still references to the instance destroyed (not related to seam-faces).
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      Avoid the use of new AnnotationLiteral<MyAnnotation>{} in your code. Instead make AnnotationLiterals either top level or static inner classes.

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      Avoid the use of new AnnotationLiteral<MyAnnotation>{} in your code. Instead make AnnotationLiterals either top level or static inner classes.
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      Using the seam-faces module @ViewScoped extension, when the object is destroyed by Contextual.destroy, weld still references an instance, avoiding being garbage-collected.

      Pseudo Code:

      Contextual contextual = ...
      Object instance = ...
      CreationalContext creational = ...
      contextual.destroy(instance, creational);

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              pmuiratbleepbleep Pete Muir (Inactive)
              rhn-support-ggastald George Gastaldi
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