Hi,
perhaps it's a stupid question, but I'm a guice-beginner. ;)
I've got a Class A which has a loop which produces some Tasks (Classes
of type TaskImpl).
The loop looks like:
while(condition) {
Task t = taskFactory.createTask();
taskProcessor.useTask(t);
}
The taskFactory is a standard bean which is injected using Guice. But
within this bean
I've got to do the injection for each Task programmatically. Is there
any way to use
Guice to do the injection for this beans?
The createTask() method is looking like this:
public Task createTask() {
Task t = new TaskImpl();
t.setSomePropery1(prop1);
t.setSomePropery2(prop2);
t.setSomePropery3(prop3);
}
prop1-3 are injected in the TaskFactory using Guice now it would be
great if I could let
guice doing the job to inject them in the Task t and avoid these classes
in the factory.
I had thought about using Guice.getInjector(..) but I wouldn't use it
because of the unwanted
dependency in the Class.
Within the descripion of guice I've read that it (guice) should avoid
the reoccuring task of
writing factories so I would expect that there might be a elegant
solution of this case.
Thanks for your help.
Marc
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