i would do this the following way:
1) instead of @Provides use a Provider<List<Object>> bound to
@Named("specialobjects")
2) when setting up the provider inside the module inject the injector
into the provider.
3) use the injector to create instances of your specific classes simply
with inj.getInstance(Class<T>);
4)???
5) profit
thats how i did it.
what may be not obvious is that you can happily inject into providers
even if you fire them up with "new Provider<>"
br
andreas
> @Provides
> @Named("specialObjects")
> public List<Object> getSpecialObjects(){
> List<Object> specialObjects = new ArrayList<Object>();
>
> for (Class specialObjectClass : specialObjectClasses ){
>
> //// ??????? how can I ask Guice to create the instance
> from the specialObjectClass ??????
> Object specialObject = ??????;
>
> specialObjects.add(specialObject);
>
> }
> return specialObjects;
>
> }
> }
>
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