Comment by blaine.dev:
Could you connect the dots in _How do I inject configuration parameters?_,
and show how a runtime *value* for `fooServerAddress` can actually be
set... as that is the point of the whole thing?
In all other examples, the Module and Injector are created in the "_client
class_". I am left to infer that either you are assuming without
explanation the existence of another class that fulfills the role of
*client class* in your other examples, or that a static method (perhaps
main) does this before instantiating a `FooClient`. The Injector setup
can't be done inside the FooClient iself, since it depends on Guice
injection for its own instantiation.
As the Module constructor takes a `fooServerAddress` param itself and
appears to not be injected, and you have said nothing about nested
Injectors, I hope I can assume that the runtime `fooServerAddress` *value*
would be added by a traditional, procedural `new` of the Module: `new
FooModule("runtimeAddr")`? If that is so, it looks like
`Names.bindProperties(Binder, Properties)` is the only assistance Guice
gives to facilitate scalable and declarative runtime configuration
settings... that's pitiful compared to what Spring has had for 7 years.
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions
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