// it is important to have a begin and a end listener
// to be sure to create contexts before other listeners
// and destroy contexts after other listeners
final BeginWebBeansListener beginWebBeansListener = new BeginWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
final EndWebBeansListener endWebBeansListener = new EndWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
{
final Object[] appEventListeners = standardContext.getApplicationEventListeners();
final Object[] newEventListeners = new Object[appEventListeners.length + 2];
newEventListeners[0] = beginWebBeansListener;
System.arraycopy(appEventListeners, 0, newEventListeners, 1, appEventListeners.length);
newEventListeners[newEventListeners.length - 1] = endWebBeansListener;
standardContext.setApplicationEventListeners(newEventListeners);
}
{
final Object[] lifecycleListeners = standardContext.getApplicationLifecycleListeners();
final Object[] newLifecycleListeners = new Object[lifecycleListeners.length + 2];
newLifecycleListeners[0] = beginWebBeansListener;
System.arraycopy(lifecycleListeners, 0, newLifecycleListeners, 1, lifecycleListeners.length);
newLifecycleListeners[newLifecycleListeners.length - 1] = endWebBeansListener;
standardContext.setApplicationLifecycleListeners(newLifecycleListeners);
}
} else {
// just add the end listener to be able to stack tasks to execute at the request end
final EndWebBeansListener endWebBeansListener = new EndWebBeansListener(webBeansContext);
{
final Object[] appEventListeners = standardContext.getApplicationEventListeners();
final Object[] newEventListeners = new Object[appEventListeners.length + 1];