Hello!
(this post went to the guice + the wicket mailing list)
I would really like GuiceProxyTargetLocator to have a public
constructor. Currently it is package-access.
Furthermore findBindingAnnotation should be made public static
I had to create a org.apache.wicket.guice.GuiceProxyTargetLocator2.cheat
class + method in my codebase for to get around the limitation.
My usecase:
I still had problems using guice-injected members in serializable
classes. Matej Knopp gave me some helpful hints on how to handle this.
i have somewhat solved it, using GuiceProxyTargetLocator .
AdminDao just a two - method interface of which happens to be
implemented by a handful of DAOs. It is injected in factories, which in
turn construct the Iterator. (not using @Inject in this case)
public CommonIterator(AdminDao dao) {
final Class<?> type = dao.getClass().getSuperclass();
this.dao = (AdminDao) LazyInitProxyFactory.createProxy(type,
GuiceProxyTargetLocator2.cheat(type,null));
}
Since i am not using a BindingAnnotation in this specific case, its ok
to pass null. Otherwise, i would be forced to re-implement
findBindingAnnotation - this could be made public static as well.
getSuperclass() is used to determine the "true" Type of the Class,
because initially it is wrapped in a Guice Proxy object.
is there maybe a better - guicy- way of obtaining this information from
the dao instance? Is it true that Guice will always return a proxy- if
not i will end up with a Class<Object> instance, which will break
createProxy.
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using my approach its impossible to use CommonIterator outside of a
wicket application ( Batch jobs) - since there i do not have a
WicketApplication initialized. So i'm not too happy about the solution.
This all feels messy, so i thought of how i think it could work - a more
robust approach would be the following:
When Guice injectes into serializable Classes and a Wicket Application
is present, modify Guice in a way that it returns
LazyInitProxyFactory.createProxy instances, so that i do not have to
worry about this. I think this would be a serious change to the guice
api, a sort of instantiationChain in the injector, in which the wicket
app could register itself. Or is there already a mechanism in place that
allows me to hook into the instantiation and obtian the information
where the object is being injected into?
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