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Comment #1 on issue 640 by sberlin: Interceptors are matched incorrectly
when there are generics involved
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=640
You'll note that Guice is printing out a warning here, telling you that it
can intercept the method twice. Java actually produces to different
methods here -- one is synthetic and delegates to the other -- in order for
things to work under the covers. So Guice is intercepting both. It's
unfortunately very difficult for Guice itself to do the right thing here,
because it's difficult to figure out if you want to intercept just the
generic signature, the base signature, or both.
You can force Guice to do the (most likely) right thing by adding a custom
method matcher that returns false if the method is synthetic
(Method.isSynthetic). Something like new
MyMatcher().and(Matchers.noSynthetics()).
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