Hello,
I see we have @RequestParameters in Guice 2.0, but what I was looking
to use/implement was more like Spring's @RequestParam. I apologize in
advance if this is already available.
i.e in Spring 2.5
public void show(@RequestParam("number") String number, Map<String,
Object> model) {
model.put("account", accountRepository.findAccount(number));
}
It doesn't look to be available in Guice. Is it on roadmap? In
meantime I thought I could implement creating my own annotation
public @interface RequestParameter {
public String name();
}
and would inject into my class:
@Inject @RequestParameter(name="myId") String myId;
I'm not seeing any way to pass the name="myId" into anything that
could react to the annotation attribute, be it a provider or any other
way. Is this possible, or am I way off?
For example:
binder.bind(String.class).annotatedWith
(RequestParameter.class).toProvider(RequestParameterProvider.class);
how would I get "myId' to provider or any other "thing" which can read
from the annotation attribute?
Thanks,
John
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