Use bind(*new TypeLiteralMaxBoundSetString(){*}).[] instead of bind(
*MaxBoundSet.class*).[...].
This tells Guice that you want a typed version of the set. The funky syntax
is because you're creating a subclass of TypeLiteral so that Java can retain
the generics information at runtime,
both suggestions pointed me in the right direction ... thanks for
them!
Now I'm using:
@Inject
private ProviderMaxBoundSet lastSearches;
// along with
bind(MaxBoundSet.class).toInstance(new MaxBoundSetString(30,
60).setMaxAge(10 * 60 * 1000));
the following line won't work!
@Inject
private
Maybe @Provides will handle this for you?
@Provides @Singleton
public MaxBoundSet providesMaxBoundSet() {
// instantiate the way you need
return maxBoundSet;
}
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/ProvidesMethods
hth,
jordi
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 1:02 AM, Peter
Hi,
I know this 'singleton' problem was asked a lot of times here* but I
would like to know the following specific case which wasn't answered.
If I am doing:
bind(MaxBoundSet.class).in(Singleton.class);
all is fine except that I need to configure the MaxBoundSet singleton
before instantiation.
