Thanks for your suggestion - I have discovered the provides methods
(annotated with @Provides) that do the same thing.
So for all you out there - just use that annotation - will save a lot of
work and the code gets a lot clearer.
Btw: Guice is great
Btw2: Plz upload to maven central
Regards,
Johannes
je...@swank.ca wrote:
>
>
> On Jun 6, 8:48 am, Johannes Schneider <maili...@cedarsoft.com> wrote:
>> bind( ( TypeLiteral<List<? extends B>> ) TypeLiteral.get(
>> Types.listOf( Types.subtypeOf( new TypeLiteral<B<?>>() {
>> }.getType() ) ) ) ).toProvider( BProvider.class );
>
> Not much I can really say - creating models for complex types code-
> intensive. TypeLiteral works for some wildcards, and for the ones it
> doesn't you can either use the Types factory class, or you can do
> something reflective.
> private final List<? extends B<?> unused = null;
> private final TypeLiteral<List<? extends B<?>> type = fieldToType
> (MyClass.class, unused);
>
> private static Type fieldToType(Class<?> definedIn, String name) {
> return definedIn.getDeclaredField(name).getGenericType();
> }
> >
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