I'm trying to understand the behaviour of Guice in case of Servlet Scope.
Suppose we have the following situation:

class A is declared servlet scope, so once in my request I need an 
instance, i get only *that* instance.
class B is declared also servlet scope, and has a dependency on A, 
something like:

@Inject
class B(A obj)  {

}

Seems looking with the debugger that a new instance of A in made instead of 
reusing the previously
created instance. Is this the correct behaviour? My need is to have an 
instance of a class per request
and the same should be used in indirect dependencies.

Thanks for the support,
Andrea

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