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Content with label guice in codesmell (See content from all spaces)
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java, wicket, quartz, web, dependency-injection, reflection, resin
Quartz fits
whenever you have any need for cronlike functionality within your java application, Quartz is the obvious chose for quite a long time now. i did not need much of what quartz had to offer, so i went with a homegrown ...
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quartz, java
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Wicket, Guice and java.lang.reflect.Type
anyone suffering from https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET1403 , i added a quick hack to make it possible to restart the server while persisting the application´s state. not a final solution, but it works for now and makes the development cycle much faster (for me) The Problem ...
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java, wicket
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Wicket, Guice and persistent PageStore
I filed another guice related issue at Wicket´s Jira https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET1403. Seems, the injection stuff needs some treatment before the ultrafastturnaround development environment will come true. Let´s hope for the best
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wicket, resin
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Java Reflection
I just wrote a library that (de)serializes command objects after transmitting over network. Before executing, i´d like to (re)inject members annotated with Guices @Inject annotation. I did some Reflection before, but never ...
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java, reflection
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Guice AutoBind
Please note, that i released just another piece of free software: GuiceAutoBind. It is used to complement guices @ImplementedBy annotation in order to easily bulkbind whole implementation packages. More... http://www.codesmell.org/org.codesmell.guice.autobind
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java
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Wicket LazyInitProxyFactory
i fell over a subtle bug in WicketIOC, that causes RuntimeException when WicketGuice is used together with GuiceboundInterceptors while Injecting nonInterface Classes. While the above usecase is a terribly rare one, this problem shows that it is not always a good idea to copy a required ...
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java, wicket
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Guice & Wicket, a perfect match.
You know Wicket http://wicket.apache.org/, at least, you´ve heard of it. What you might have missed, is that it integrates with Guice http://code.google.com/p/googleguice/ quite well through this project http://herebebeasties.com/20070620/wicketgetsguicy/. I´ve tried ...
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wicket, java, web, dependency-injection
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