Hi Simo,
Talking about guice on the web front-end, I use and contribute to
sitebricks.
It is build on top of guice servlet extension and can be used to serve
html pages and restful services in a handy way, soon being able to align
with any other first-class Java MVC (model-view-controller).
Being a long time front-end developer, I am only interessted in
framework if they provide a full solution. I didn't look at injectlet,
but I guess it does not cover topics such as i18n, validation... and
adding such features on top of injectlet would be a long road (though
possible).
But having code in sandbox or even in trunk never hurts, it's just that
we must scope and concentrate our efforts where there is a lack.
Thx, Eric
On 29/01/2013 16:44, Simone Tripodi wrote:
Hi all guys,
everybody here should be already familiar with the 'official' servlet
extension for Guice, which is anyway not just a DI extension but
rather a complete layer on top of Guice.
Some time ago I - mother of god, 3 years ago already! - I developed my
own servlet extension[1] which is less intrusive - it lets the
container manage the servlets lifecycle and just does the job of
injecting dependencies.
Do you think it would make sense donating that code to the ASF and
migrate it to the Onami sandbox?
Thanks in advance for your feedbacks and thoughts!
All the best,
-Simo
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