| Hi Samantha,
please use the forum/newsgroup for such questions.
You need to have a singleton binding if you want guice to inject the same instance all over the place. The alternative could be to just create a new instance (vew new CustomContainerState()).
Sven On Aug 18, 2010, at 10:55 PM, Samantha Chan wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to provide a custom IAllContainerState
for my editor.
In my editor plugin, I have bound to
the StateBasedContainerManager:
public
Class<? extends IContainer.Manager> bindIContainer$Manager() {
return StateBasedContainerManager.class;
}
In my editor.ui plugin, I have tried
the following:
public
Provider<IAllContainersState> provideIAllContainersState() {
return MySharedAccess.getCustomContainerState();
}
MySharedAccess extends from Access and
provides the following method:
public
static Provider<IAllContainersState> getCutomContainerState() {
return Access.<IAllContainersState>provider(CustomContainerState.class);
}
My container state is called, however
I don't think I am doing this correctly. Whenever my editor is opened,
the CustomContainerState.doInitHandle(URI uri) is called. I did not expect
this to happen because I thought the results of the handle, and container
visibility is cached.
I debugged this a bit, and found that
every time ContainerState.initHandle(uri) is called, a different instance
of my CustomContainerState is used. I compared the result with the
default settings. In the case of the default settings, IAllContainersState
object is a singleton, and the same instance is used over and over again.
I could not quite figure out how to
set this up, can you provide some tips?
Thanks!
Samantha
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