Environment (Weld SPIs for container integration 5.0.CR2 API)

All Known Implementing Classes:

Environments
```
public interface Environment
```
Represents an environment. Specifies the services Weld requires

Author:

Pete Muir

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`default boolean`	`automaticallyHandleStartupShutdownEvents()`	Since CDI 4.0, there is a requirement to fire `Startup` event when the container is ready to accept requests and `Shutdown` before container shutdown.
`Set<Class<? extends Service>>`	`getRequiredBeanDeploymentArchiveServices()`
`Set<Class<? extends Service>>`	`getRequiredDeploymentServices()`	The deployment scoped services required for this environment
`default boolean`	`isEEModulesAware()`	Environment aware of EE modules.

- Method Detail
  - getRequiredDeploymentServices
```
Set<Class<? extends Service>> getRequiredDeploymentServices()
```
    The deployment scoped services required for this environment
    
    Returns:
    
    the services to require
  - getRequiredBeanDeploymentArchiveServices
```
Set<Class<? extends Service>> getRequiredBeanDeploymentArchiveServices()
```
  - isEEModulesAware
```
default boolean isEEModulesAware()
```
    Environment aware of EE modules. In such environment each bean archive which belongs to a module should register EEModuleDescriptor
    
    Returns:
    
    true by default
  - automaticallyHandleStartupShutdownEvents
```
default boolean automaticallyHandleStartupShutdownEvents()
```
    Since CDI 4.0, there is a requirement to fire Startup event when the container is ready to accept requests and Shutdown before container shutdown.
    By default, Weld fires these events close to @Initialized(ApplicationScoped.class). However, integrators may choose to fire it at later point if they, for instance, need to make sure other related technologies or libraries also bootstrap successfully.
    
    Overriding this method and returning false means that Weld will not attempt to fire these events and this responsibility then lies with the integrator.
    
    Returns:
    
    true by default
    
    See Also:
    
    Startup, Shutdown