I have a unit test with this field (I think this is user error so read
through please)...
@Inject
private MockSimpleEditAddGridFactory<EPWFormularyMsg> mockFactory;
If I erase the <EPWFormularyMsg>, the test passes, add back the
generic part and it fails. I dug into this and it is specifically in
the Guice code
key = Annotations.getKey(type.getFieldType(field), field,
annotations, errors);
where getFieldType(field) is
public TypeLiteral<?> getFieldType(Field field) {
checkArgument(field.getDeclaringClass().isAssignableFrom(rawType),
"%s is not defined by a supertype of %s", field, type);
return resolve(field.getGenericType());
}
So the Key ends up being MockSimpleEditAddGridFactory<EPWFormularyMsg>
not MockSimpleEditAddGridFactory
This means my binding code must be wrong which is...(notice the second
line)....
b.bind(SimpleEditAddGridFactory.class).to(MockSimpleEditAddGridFactory.class);
b.bind(MockSimpleEditAddGridFactory.class).in(Singleton.class);
so, how do I bind a generic instead????? because Guice is not
injecting the singleton to my field above from that binding unless I
untype the field of course removing the <EPWFormularyMsg>
thanks,
Dean
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