Hi Paul
Thanks for your answer.
I like simple @Inject so if it's annotation inject interface type. that
would be great.
anyway I use Guice or Spring for what I want.
Thanks.
>Unfortunately Jersey's @Inject (renamed to @InjectParam for 1.4) only
works for concrete classes. It's just offers very simple behavior for
developers who don't want/need to use a DI framework, such as Guice,
that offers a fully feature binding API that can support what you
require.
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