Hi JWells,
Thanks your reply very much!
> @Inject
> public LocalServerPoolFactory(TemplateRepository
> templateRepository,
> Domain domain,
> ServerContext environment) {
> this.templateRepository = templateRepository;
> this.domain = domain;
> this.environment = environment;
> }
I want to ask whether the above injection way is the same as the
following(field injection):
@Inject
TemplateRepository templateRepository;
@Inject
Domain domain;
@Inject
ServerContext environment;
public LocalServerPoolFactory() {}
Thanks
--Tang
John Wells wrote:
> Yes, the standard @Inject is not allowed on parameters, so you would
> have to change your constructor to look like this:
>
> @Inject
> public LocalServerPoolFactory(TemplateRepository
> templateRepository,
> Domain domain,
> ServerContext environment) {
> this.templateRepository = templateRepository;
> this.domain = domain;
> this.environment = environment;
> }
>
>
>
> On 2/27/2013 8:32 AM, Tang Yong wrote:
>> Hi Jwells, Team
>>
>> I have another question about HK2 Construtor Injection.
>>
>> Currently, because of a fact that org.jvnet.hk2.annotations.Inject has
>> been changed into javax.inject.Inject(JSR330 spec), the following
>> Construtor Injection seemed to have problem,
>>
>> public LocalServerPoolFactory(@Inject TemplateRepository
>> templateRepository,
>> @Inject Domain domain,
>> @Inject ServerContext environment) {
>> this.templateRepository = templateRepository;
>> this.domain = domain;
>> this.environment = environment;
>> }
>>
>> In constructor, @Inject seemed to be not allowed there.
>>
>> So, I want to know whether there are something with me?
>>
>> Thanks
>> --Tang
>>
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