Comment by [email protected]:
I've read this page 4 times and I still dont get it.
I've got an object called WorkspaceblockController? with a constructor like
such:
{{{
@Inject
public WorkspaceBlockController(
EventBus eventBus,
WorkspaceBlockControllerManifest viewBindings,
GraphViewUtilities graphViewUtilities,
ExperimentNodeDecoder nodeDecoder,
ExperimentNode experimentNode,
mxGraph graph,
Point awtDropLocation) {
}}}
So now I'm in my WorkspaceController? and I want to new-up a
WorkspaceBlockController? with a Point and a node. Right now I've got a big
dumb factory class that manually stitches these things together with guice.
My code becomes
{{{
//...
WorkspaceBlockController timeForNewController =
componentFactory.makeWorkspaceBlockController(point, node);
//with that methods implementation looking like
public WorkspaceBlockController makeWorkspaceBlockController(Point point,
Node node){
return new WorkspaceBlockController(
injector.getInstance(EventBus.class),
injector.getInstance(WorkspaceBlockControllerManifest.class),
//...
node,
point,
}}}
but this componentFactory interface is getting loaded with more and more
methods that exist simply because the objects needed for construction
aren't known at the binding time and I cant figure out how to use
@AssistedInject.
any help?
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/AssistedInject
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