Comment by [email protected]:
I think that untargetted binding simply tell the injector that there is a
big chance that these types will be used soon, so better be prepared for
them if it has nothing else to do.
I think the main purpose of this is to improve performance.
It's obvious that preparing the entire Java dependency graph is not the way
to go. And telling Guice to prepare for what you think you will be using
during its downtime should be a good practice.
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/UntargettedBindings
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