It makes sense. I guess projects using maven are not seeing the problem
because GIN itself is pulling in the Guice dependency which results in
correct order.
This is very nice of you sharing it with the rest. Thanks!
On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Avanish Raju wrote:
> Hi Goktug!
>
> (+goo
Hi Goktug!
(+google-gin for posterity)
Thanks for the reply! I dug deeper into this today, and nailed it. It was
indeed a Classpath issue. In specific, the ordering. Perhaps one of the
GWT/RequestFactory, or other libraries were overriding the javax.inject
imports that are provided by GIN.
Here'
This may be related to depending on multiple versions of Guice.
As this is related to GIN, google-gin group is a better place to get
support on this. There was even a recent question about it if you search
there.
Good luck and don't forget to share with the rest what worked for you for
future refe
Please help me. I've still not been able to resolve this.
At least, any pointers as to why this might be happening? I tried to search
online, but this thread is the only reference to this issue that I found.
I've even tried to build guice from svn head, and added gin- and gin-src-
jars to my proje
Hi Carlo,
How did you fix this issue? I'm running into exactly the same problem. When
I "Run as Web Application" on Eclipse, I get the following exception:
No implementation for
javax.inject.Provider was
bound.
while locating
javax.inject.Provider
for parameter 4 at
com.google.gwt.
thanks leszek,
but I'm experiencing this exception
No implementation for
javax.inject.Provider
was
bound.
while locating
javax.inject.Provider
for parameter 4
at
com.google.gwt.inject.rebind.GinjectorBindings.(GinjectorBindings.java:
182)
at
com.google.gwt.inject.rebind.GinjectorGenerat
I run into the same problem yesterday but finally, after taking new
GIN snapshot and migrate to GUICE 3.0 (as is described in your post) I
was successful and everything seems working now. The only problem I
spent several hours on was that Nullable annotation disappeared from
Guice internals and it
On Monday, February 14, 2011 6:12:23 PM UTC+1, Carlo Alberto Degli Atti
wrote:
>
> Thomas
>
> thanks for your answer...
>
> when you say " but you then have to recompile it against the GWT 2.2
> SDK", you mean I have to take the sources and repackage or simply start a
> gwt compilation?
>
I
Thomas
thanks for your answer...
when you say " but you then have to recompile it against the GWT 2.2 SDK",
you mean I have to take the sources and repackage or simply start a gwt
compilation?
This error is generated by that or am I missing something else?
No implementation for
javax.in
Thanks Thomas !
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 11:06 AM, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> GWT 2.2 introduces a binary incompatibility in generators (some classes
> have been replaced with interfaces), hence the error with GIN (though
> honestly, it should have been another error thatn the one you pasted here)
>
GWT 2.2 introduces a binary incompatibility in generators (some classes have
been replaced with interfaces), hence the error with GIN (though honestly,
it should have been another error thatn the one you pasted here)
It is still source compatible with the previous versions though, so
recompilin
Hello everybody,
this morning I had the (bad) idea to update my eclipse environment to use
gwt 2.2... (with 2.1 everything was fine)...
now I'm experiencing a lot of problems... maybe it's my fault (I'm a new
gwt & related techs user)...
My application is using gin and guice; before this mo
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