Comment by cgdecker:
@blaine.dev: I'm not sure, but perhaps you're confusing the bootstrap class
for an application where the `Injector` is created with the "client class"
from the example, which is just a class within the application that depends
on the configuration parameter... it's the client that talks to the Foo
Server for which the address is injected.
The example assumes you get this `fooServerAddress` property from somewhere
else prior to initializing Guice... the command line or perhaps WebStart's
`BasicService`, say. For configuration parameters that you want to read
from a file, `Names.bindProperties` works great.
If there's something specific that you think is lacking, could you explain
what that is? Guice makes it pretty easy to extend it to do what you need,
generally.
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions
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