Updates:
Status: WontFix
Comment #2 on issue 558 by sberlin: Support optional in JSR 330
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=558
As Max said, if you want optional injection, use guice's @Inject. It isn't
part of the JSR330 spec, there's no real reason to hack it in.
javax.inject.Inject & com.google.inject.Inject can co-exist peacefully
together, so you can use j.i.Inject most of the time & c.g.i.Inject when
you need it to be optional.
(Note that there's some minor differences between c.g.i.Inject &
j.i.Inject, because the JSR330 is stronger than Guice's requirements. See
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/JSR330 for details.)
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