I'd like to enforce a restriction like Guice
4's requireAtInjectOnConstructors() but slightly weaker: any class with
less-than-public effective visibility may have a non-annotated,
no-arguments constructor. This is because I have a lot of package-private
implementation classes, and it's a pity to have to change
class ThingImpl implements Thing {
...
}
into
class ThingImpl implements Thing {
@Inject
ThingImpl() {
}
...
}
for all of them, with no real benefit. On the other hand, it is helpful to
be notified of public classes which accidentally have a public,
non-annotated constructor.
It seems this is almost possible with TypeListener, except it will also
trigger on requestInjection()/injectMembers(). Any ideas on how I could do
this?
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