Could you share the code in a gist or paste (obviously excluding the
credentials)? Just the relevant code that creates the context,, the
module class and your function implementation. Just to have a bit more
context.
Thanks!
On 5 June 2014 22:44, Charles Paclat wrote:
> Hi Ignasi, This is what
Hi Ignasi, This is what I am doing...
bind(ImageToOperatingSystem.class).to(MagnetImageToOperatingSystem.class).in(Singleton.class);
Where the class is...
public class MagnetImageToOperatingSystem extends ImageToOperatingSystem {
private final Map> osVersionMap;
@Inject
public MagnetIma
How are you configuring the binding in your Guice module? You need to
bind it like:
bind(ImageToOperatingSystem.class).to(YourCustomImageToOperatingSystem.class).in(SINGLETON);
On 5 June 2014 18:06, Charles Paclat wrote:
> Ignasi,
>
> Thanks again for your patience. I guess what I need is for
Ignasi,
Thanks again for your patience. I guess what I need is for the wrapper
classes to be injected with my version of the class and not the original,
I did subclass the original class, but then it did not seem to find my
registered instance. So it seem the only thing I am not quite getting i
No. AFAIK there's no way to do that. That's why I said you'd have to
create a subclass, just to bind the "result of the original binding"
to your custom one, instead of overriding the original binding, which
is not allowed bu Guice.
On 5 June 2014 16:49, Charles Paclat wrote:
> Thanks again for t
Thanks again for the pointers. I was able to make some progress by using...
When I tried using the .class of the original as suggest it was not finding
my replacement.
I found the other alternatives for bind that used TypeLiteral and Key and
tried those.
protected void configure() {
bind(K
