On 09/08/2010 15:55, tflobbe wrote:
Hi All, I have the exact same problem as Tim in message
http://groups.google.com/group/google-guice/browse_thread/thread/ee242a28b033ce72
I tried using a provider method but it doesn't work either. I'm doing
something like this:
@Provides
public QueryExecutor createQueryExecutor() {
Key<QueryExecutor> executorKey = Key.get(QueryExecutor.class,
Names.named(Configuration.getProperty("executor.queryExecutor")));
Provider<QueryExecutor> provider = getProvider(executorKey);
return provider.get();
}
On the same module, on the "configuration" method I bind the interface
"QueryExecutor" to diferent implementations depending on the "Named"
annotation.
bind(QueryExecutor.class).annotatedWith(Names.named("one")).to(QueryExecutorImpl1.class);
bind(QueryExecutor.class).annotatedWith(Names.named("two")).to(QueryExecutorImpl2.class);
Looks like your are binding using "one" and "two" but you try to
retrieve it using "executor.queryExecutor".
What's the use of that provides method anyway?
Can't you just use the following?
@Inject
public MyService(@Named("one") QueryExecutor executor) {
...
}
¿Can I use the provider from the provider method? It seems that the
binder is null when the createQueryExecutor() method is called and
that's causing a null pointer exception.
Thanks
Tomás
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