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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create a presenter that extends PresenterWidget that has multiple method or
field injected properties
2. Make sure autobind is true
3. Configure GIN a…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. add to a GIN-managed class a method like:
@Inject(optional = true) void injectA(A object){ }
, where A is a class not configured anywhere in GIN modules
…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. add to a GIN-managed class a method like:
@Inject(optional = true) void injectA(A object){ }
, where A is a class not configured anywhere in GIN modules
…
-
```
GWT 2.1 will provide a bunch of new classes that would greatly benefit from DI.
Having a GinModule that you can install() or reference in your
@GinModules/Ginjector would save us all defining th…
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```
I (and probably some others) commonly invoke a generator by creating an
interface like:
{{{
interface BeanInfo{
Object getValue(String prop);
void setValue(String prop, Object value);
}
}…
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```
I (and probably some others) commonly invoke a generator by creating an
interface like:
{{{
interface BeanInfo{
Object getValue(String prop);
void setValue(String prop, Object value);
}
}…
-
```
I (and probably some others) commonly invoke a generator by creating an
interface like:
{{{
interface BeanInfo{
Object getValue(String prop);
void setValue(String prop, Object value);
}
}…
-
```
It should be a fairly straight-forward project to implement Guice AOP in
Gin. We can write subclasses of intercepted types and wrap matched methods
in our pre/post-processing. The interesting part…
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```
GWT 2.1 will provide a bunch of new classes that would greatly benefit from DI.
Having a GinModule that you can install() or reference in your
@GinModules/Ginjector would save us all defining th…
-
```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create new UIBinder (creates class and .xml file) - e.g. MainPanel
2. Annotate MainPanel with @Singleton and it's constructor with @Inject and
otherwise …