Hi All,

I need to decide on the type to be instantiated based on some
information which cannot be determined until runtime.  My application
may need to override some of the dependencies in the chain based on
what "mode" it's in.

I toyed with using providers for this but using a provider actually
breaks the dependency chain, as far as I can tell.  In all the
examples the objects are actually getting built by hand and not by the
container.  I guess that's the idea with the providers as they're used
when actually configuring a container.

I could wrap guice and manage multiple containers for each "mode" of
the application, but I'm wondering if there isn't a better way to do
this.

Thanks

-Joe

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