Description Mike Moor 2011-03-10 08:06:09 EST

Build Identifier: org.eclipse.e4.core.di_0.9.0.v20101202-1530.jar

In the isOverridden-Method of the org.eclipse.e4.internal.di.InjectorImpl class: An annotated method is checkt for a child-class-method which overrides the given method. This is done by checking for the same name and the same parameter types. when it comes to the parameter-type-check the following happens:
int methodParamsLength = method.getParameterTypes().length;// method is the annotated method
a few lines later:
Class<?>[] candidateParams = method.getParameterTypes(); // method is still the annotated method buth should be the candidate-method.
Then the two array-lenghts are compared:
if (candidateParams.length != methodParamsLength)
  continue;
This is allways true!

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a abstract class X with a method buildUi annotated with @PostConstruct
2. Create a part class Y extends X with a method buildUi(Composite parent)
3. When the port Y is injected, the annotated method buildUi of X isn't called