Hello:
Suppose you have a UserView interface, then you can use the interface instead
of the concrete class.
class UserEditor ... {
......
......
UiField (provided = true)
UserView view
....
....
@ Inject
UserEditor (UserView v) {
this.view = v;
UiBinder initialization ....
}
}
where:
class UserViewImpl implements UserView {
....
....
}
By example with GIN:
bind(UserView.class).to(UserViewImpl.class).in(Singleton.class);
Now, as says Aidan, if you not use GIN or other IOC, (provided = true) it
is not necessary, UiBinder does it for you.
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