This is what ProvisionListener is for. On Friday, 21 October 2016 18:38:11 UTC-4, Kevin Burton wrote: > > I'm trying to figure out if this is possible but I think I'm looking in > the wrong places. > > I want to add some syntactic sugar to Guice so that we have AutoService > interfaces on our objects that have start / stop methods. > > This way I can create a normal Guice binding, create my injector, and then > I can have my 'app' call start() in one place which starts all the services. > > This way I can have a basic injector to just test bindings, then in > production start() my app which will connect to databases, open large > files, etc. > > The problem I'm having is I need a handle on every instance of a new > object guice creeates. > > I thought I could do this via BindListener but I only get the class, not > that actual instance that was created. > > I'm sure I'm just looking in the wrong place so some advice would be super > helpful... >
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