Author: limpbizkit
Date: Mon Mar 2 21:31:05 2009
New Revision: 903
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wiki/JustInTimeBindings.wiki
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#summary Bindings that are created automatically by Guice
=Just-in-time Bindings=
-When the injector needs an instance of a type, it needs a binding. The
[CreatingBindings bindings in a modules] are called *explicit bindings*,
and the injector uses them whenever they're available. If a type is needed
but there isn't an explicit binding, the injector will attempt to create a
*Just-In-Time binding*. These are also known as JIT bindings and implicit
bindings.
+When the injector needs an instance of a type, it needs a binding. The
bindings in a modules are called *explicit bindings*, and the injector uses
them whenever they're available. If a type is needed but there isn't an
explicit binding, the injector will attempt to create a *Just-In-Time
binding*. These are also known as JIT bindings and implicit bindings.
==Constructor Bindings==
Guice can create bindings for concrete types by using the type's
*injectable constructor*. This is either a public, no-arguments
constructor, or a constructor with the `...@inject` annotation:
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