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Thank you!
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GitHub user selckin opened a pull request:
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ListItemModel: allow modification
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Github user selckin closed the pull request at:
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WICKET-5935: Guice IoC: cache proxies & fail fast
- cache proxies in the same way the spring ioc caches them
- If a bean has no binding the exception is now throw on construc
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Now with less api changes
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IoC: Optionally use objensis for proxy creation
This allows creating proxies for concrete classes without a default
constructor.
Guice IoC cache proxies similar to spring
