Thank you bklough,
I am attempting to do this with a simple logger, so far, in my
servlets, I call:
@Inject
private static org.slf4j.Logger log;
The injection is set up in MyLoggerModule as follows (which is in the
createInjector call with ServletModule) :
@Override
public void configure() {
bindListener(Matchers.any(), new SLF4JTypeListener()); // I
built my own SLF4JTypeListener...
}
This all works perfectly in the servlets, but the field injection does
not work when called by a class that is not a servlet or filter.
What am I missing? It seems like I might be missing something in the
configuration, as in I might be doing something wrong where
you said to "Create a Guice Module ("MyModule") that configures those
non-servlet classes
that you would like to use Guice with". Can you see what I am doing
wrong (or missing completely?)
Thanks for the help again.
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