When we use CDI, this is what the annotations on the different classes would look like. There is no change in how we create and launch the Spring application context.

CDI marks no differentiation between @Repository, @Controller, @Service, and @Component. We use @Named instead of all the preceding annotations.

In the example, we use @Named for DataServiceImpl and BusinessServiceImpl. We use @Inject to inject dataService into BusinessServiceImpl (instead of @Autowired):

    @Named //Instead of @Repository 
    public class DataServiceImpl implements DataService 
    @Named //Instead of @Service 
    public class BusinessServiceImpl { 
       @Inject //Instead of @Autowired 
       private DataService dataService;