Do you create a new injector (or childinjector) for every request?
Am 27.06.2014 22:02 schrieb Edgar Espina <[email protected]>:
-- Hi,--I'm using Guice to inject HTTP Request parameters (I'm not using guice-servlet) and I will like to do things like:public class Command {
public Command(@Named("name") String name) {
}
}Here "name" is an HTTP parameter and I'm able to bind it when present.The problem (of course) is when that parameter isn't present or sent and want to have a default value for it.I know isn't possible to inject something without a binding and it's OK. So what I'm asking here is feedback on how to deal with this? and/or an alternate solution?Thanks,edgar
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