I see two ways to achieve the same using no static factory methods.
1.
As Ben already suggested, create a provider. You can even call a
static factory method from the provider.
Or you can inline the static factory method if it is only called
from the provider. Bu
The most significant benefit of this pattern is one which is much more
obvious outside the scope of guice, and one which is used all the time. For
instance, have you ever tried to design a class that runs itself (a run
method) within a thread? It's nice when you create one of these objects to
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