forgive my misspelling... i should know java
@Injectable
public class Boom {
public Boom (Foo foo, Bar bar) { ... }
}
and
@Injectable
public class Bam {
public Bam(Foo foo, String importMessage) { ... }
}
sorry for that
On 4 Sep., 14:57, mcfly <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> i have a problem about the basic understanding of the injection.
>
> If I have class:
>
> @Injectable
> public class Boom (Foo foo, Bar bar) { ... }
>
> with Foo and Bar interfaces which are injected via Modules / Provider
> etc - so far so good, I know how to handle these.
>
> But:
>
> @Injectable
> public class Bam(Foo foo, String importMessage) { ... }
>
> how do I create (or let create) instances of it ? especially if due to
> the workflow of the application 'importMessage' can be different ?
>
> Is this injectable - I guess via a provider - but how ?
>
> Thanks
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