Hello Dhanji!
> Also extremely evil suggestion that should never be followed:
> public class MyFinalFieldInjectees {
> @Inject private final Dep dep = null; //this will work
very interesting! I have no idea that Guice can do such kind of
magic :)
And yes I wouldn't follow that way actualy I'm trying escape this.
> In other words, use Logan's recommendation to redesign your classes so they
> are smaller and more composable.
I just have an idea to wrap my buch of dependencies into Support-like
classes and thus I have a question whould be this code correct.
All my dependencies are Singeltons.
[pseudo-code]
public class DepSupport1
{
private final IDependency1 dep1;
@Inject
public DepSupport1(IDependency1 dep1)
{....}
}
public class DepSupport2 extends DepSupport1
{
private final IDependency2 dep2;
@Inject
public DepSupport1(IDependency1 dep1, IDependency2 dep2)
{ super(dep1);
....}
}
public class ClientClass1
{
private final DepSupport1 ds1;
@Inject
public ClientClass1(DepSupport1 ds1)
{....}
}
public class ClientClass2 extends ClientClass1
{
private final DepSupport2 ds2;
@Inject
public ClientClass1(DepSupport2 ds2)
{ super(ds2);
....}
}
Would it be okey at injection time? I'm afraid of @Inject for
DepSupport1.
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