This is a general design question.
Should you use Guice dependency injection whenever you use the new
operator? Even within methods.
For example, I have an application where I use guice for some of the
main object creation calls. But I haven't used it within some of the
methods
For example, here is a method I was considering guice for:
final DescriptiveStatistics stats = this.toReportStats
(this.stringUtils);
final DescriptiveStatistics wordSizeStats =
this.toReportStatsWordSize(this.stringUtils);
final ReportDocument noStopWordsReport = this.build(false);
final DescriptiveStatistics noStopWordsStats =
noStopWordsReport.toReportStats(this.stringUtils);
final DescriptiveStatistics noStopWordsWordSizeStats =
noStopWordsReport.toReportStatsWordSize
(this.stringUtils);
final Set<Map.Entry<String, Integer>> topWords = this.topWords
(this.getNumTopWords(), true, this.stringUtils);
final ReportStatsDocument statsReport = new ReportStatsDocument
(
this.getDocumentSize(),
this.isStopWords(),
stats,
wordSizeStats,
noStopWordsReport,
noStopWordsStats,
noStopWordsWordSizeStats,
topWords);
return statsReport;
}
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