Comment #4 on issue 465 by drew.mclaughlin: Simplify syntax for injecting
into an interceptor
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=465
requestInjection simply sets fields and calls methods annotated with
@Inject, it does
not setup interception.
Method interception only works on instances that were created by Guice.
Interception
is done by essentially proxy-wrapping the implementation and returning the
proxy. If
the instance is created outside Guice then there is no proxy and thus no
interception.
As limpbizkit mentioned, not allowing interception of interceptor methods
is safe
since it eliminates the possibility of infinite interceptor recursion. On
the downside it
doesn't allow any Guice-driven interception on interceptors.
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