On 22.01.2012 21:11, Eyal Golan wrote:
I plan it to be a singleton.
It is even dependent on a class that i bind with toInstance (as the
frameworks allow me only to use getInstance).
So my question is:
If I have another class that gets injected with the IDataCollector
(and another with RecordsCounterOperations) , will Guice know to
inject CoreFetchOperationsImpl into each of them it if I do:
bind(CoreFetchOperationsImpl.class)... ?
Aren't I suppose to give as KEY the interface that in the
constructor's parameters?
That is correct but the other to bind statements end with
.to(CoreFetchOperationsImpl.class) which guice interprets as just
another key which you then bind to singleton, thus both keys (i.e. your
two interfaces) point to the same key which is a singleton, et voilá two
keys, one instance.
Thanks
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