public class TypedFieldInjection extends AbstractInjectionFactory
InjectionFactory
for named fields.
Use like so: pico.as(injectionFieldNames("field1", "field2")).addComponent(...)
The factory creates TypedFieldInjector
.Constructor and Description |
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TypedFieldInjection() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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<T> ComponentAdapter<T> |
createComponentAdapter(ComponentMonitor monitor,
LifecycleStrategy lifecycleStrategy,
Properties componentProperties,
Object componentKey,
Class<T> componentImplementation,
Parameter... parameters)
Create a new component adapter based on the specified arguments.
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static Properties |
injectionFieldTypes(String... fieldTypes) |
accept, verify, wrapLifeCycle
public TypedFieldInjection()
public <T> ComponentAdapter<T> createComponentAdapter(ComponentMonitor monitor, LifecycleStrategy lifecycleStrategy, Properties componentProperties, Object componentKey, Class<T> componentImplementation, Parameter... parameters) throws PicoCompositionException
ComponentFactory
monitor
- the component monitorlifecycleStrategy
- te lifecycle strategycomponentProperties
- the component propertiescomponentKey
- the key to be associated with this adapter. This
value should be returned from a call to
ComponentAdapter.getComponentKey()
on the created
adapter.componentImplementation
- the implementation class to be associated
with this adapter. This value should be returned from a call
to ComponentAdapter.getComponentImplementation()
on
the created adapter. Should not be null.parameters
- additional parameters to use by the component adapter
in constructing component instances. These may be used, for
example, to make decisions about the arguments passed into the
component constructor. These should be considered hints; they
may be ignored by some implementations. May be null, and may
be of zero length.PicoCompositionException
- if the creation of the component adapter
results in a PicoCompositionException
.public static Properties injectionFieldTypes(String... fieldTypes)
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