Comment #8 on issue 131 by sberlin: partial injection a.k.a. factory
generation
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=131
Is there any thought to keeping @Assisted support (for simple use-cases)
and mapping
annotation-less params in the factory to the assisted parameters? That is,
Bean {
@Inject Bean(@Assisted String first, @Assisted String last, Service
service) { ... }
}
BeanFactory {
Bean createBean(String first, String last);
}
It could internally use a UniqueAnnotation to match up parameters that have
duplicate types.
I ask because it seems like it'd become a bit redundant in many cases to
have to
specify the annotations both in the Bean & the BeanFactory whenever you
want to pass
two of the same kind of parameter. It's definitely useful -- kind of like
parameter
naming in other languages -- but I find the current AssistedInject's
behaviour of
picking params in order to be spot-on most of the time.
(You can ignore this if the idea is to include Daniel's patch only as an
enhancement, not a replacement, of AssistedInject.)
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