both suggestions pointed me in the right direction ... thanks for
them!
Now I'm using:
@Inject
private Provider<MaxBoundSet> lastSearches;
// along with
bind(MaxBoundSet.class).toInstance(new MaxBoundSet<String>(30,
60).setMaxAge(10 * 60 * 1000));
the following line won't work!
@Inject
private Provider<MaxBoundSet<String>> lastSearches;
this will call the default constructor (which I don't want)!
maybe this generic thing is a bug in wicket-guice or in guice itself?
Regards,
Peter.
On 14 Dez., 04:05, Brian Lough <bklo...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Warp-persist has it's own configure() -- might want to double-check you're
> binding what you think you are ash you shouldn't have the problem you
> described.
>
> My ServicesModule do this sort of thing all the time with no injection
> problems:
>
> public class ServicesModule extends AbstractModule {
> private static final String HIBERNATE_CONFIG = "/hibernate.properties";
> �...@override
> protected void configure() {
> // wad of other stuffage
> bind(Logger.class).toInstance(LoggerFactory.getLogger("StdOut"));
> }
>
> }
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