Guice extensions documentation - tutorial

[Uftapjech]

Anybody know a good description of how to extend Guice or even a tutorial.

I am looking for something between the official documentation and the code of the exiting extensions.

Something that explains the concepts of the extensions and where we can hook into.

[Tim Boudreau]

Extend it to do what?

-Tim

[Uftapjech]

What I am looking for is a way to add some kind of Just-In-Time binding.

I have code which is capable of implementing certain types of interfaces and any sub-interfaces using a dynamic proxy.  Currently I have to bind every instance to a provider that creates the proxy class. I would like to extend guice so that I can bind any subclass of a certain interface to an invocation handler and generically creates the implementations as they are needed. Without the explicit binding for every interface.

As I understood this is not possible with standard guice, I started looking at the extensions but the documentation is very very short.

Op zondag 29 juni 2014 11:21:35 UTC+2 schreef Tim Boudreau:

[Tim Boudreau]

Guice needs to know about the types that are bound, that is true.  If you're looking to, say, *combine* interfaces - i.e. dynamically implement Foo & Bar - that's not going to work without a concrete type that combines Foo and Bar.

But just-in-time binding is a solution, not a problem.  What problem are you trying to solve?

-Tim