I'm not sure if anyone here will be able to answer your question, you might want to head over to the Guice mailing list and ask there [1]. Instead of overriding that specific binding you can copy the same code in your module and remove RenderingGadgetRewriter and just add your new rewriter. At least then you can test your implementation and then go back and find a better way to provide your own implementation.
[1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/google-guice On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 4:24 PM, Darren Bond <db...@globalcad.com> wrote: > Hi Ryan, > > Thanks. This is very helpful albeit a little challenging! > > Regarding "Essentially you just want to call super and get the existing > Multibinder and then override the binding for RenderingGadgetRewriter with > your own implementation that extends this class. Does anyone know how to do > that?"... > > If anyone can shed some light on the best method of achieving this it would > be appreciated. > > Kind regards, > > Darren > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ryan Baxter [mailto:rbaxte...@gmail.com] > Sent: 16 October 2013 14:14 > To: us...@shindig.apache.org; Darren Bond > Cc: dev@shindig.apache.org > Subject: Re: Rendered Gadget Display Scrollbars unlike iGoogle > > The DefaultGuice module installs the set of gadget rewrites in the > RewriteModule. The RewriteModule adds a binding for > RenderingGadgetRewriter. RenderingGadgetRewriter contains the default > CSS that is causing you some troubles. What you probably want to do > is extend RenderingGadgetRewriter and override injectDefaultScrolling. > To inject / override your the existing RenderingGadgetRewriter I > believe you are going to have to extend RewriteModule and override > configureGadgetRewriters. Although I am not sure if that is the best > way because you essentially need to copy and change some code. > Usually Guice allows you to override different types of modules, but I > am not sure how to do that with a Multibinder. Essentially you just > want to call super and get the existing Multibinder and then override > the binding for RenderingGadgetRewriter with your own implementation > that extends this class. Does anyone know how to do that? > > Finally you will have to override the DefaultGuiceModule with your > own. You can do this in your own Guice module by calling > install(Modules.override(new > DefaultGuiceModule()).with(List<AbstractModule>); in the configure > method of the module. > > In the List you would add a new instance of your class which overrides > RewriteModule. > > On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 2:20 AM, Darren Bond <db...@globalcad.com> wrote: >> >> >> Hi Ryan, >> >> Thanks. Can you provide any more details about how we can prepare a >> GadgetRewriter to achieve this? >> >> Kind regards, >> >> Darren >> >> From Ryan Baxter >> Subject Re: Rendered Gadget Display Scrollbars unlike iGoogle >> Date Wed, 09 Oct 2013 01:02:15 GMT >> Dan knows best, he made that change ;) >> >> If you want to change this behavior should be able to inject a >> GadgetRewriter similar to the GadgetRenderingRewriter that is adding >> the styles today. >> >> > >
