| Hi Jason,
Guice will use cglib to create byte code for new classes for some scenarios. These classes may not be generated into an existing package but a new one because all our packages are signed. Therefore we had to use a patched version for Guice' naming strategy for such demand-created classes.
All usages of internal guice API look bogus to me and should be replaced with the corresponding common.collect classes.
Regards, Sebastian
On 23.10.2011, at 20:12, Jason van Zyl wrote: By creating a small JAR with the classes listed here:
I was able to run Xtext with Guice 3 inside Maven 3.x. These classes don't look generated so maybe I encountered something different than what you are describing. On Oct 23, 2011, at 1:52 PM, Sven Efftinge wrote: Thanks. Note, that we had to patch the original code. We had to make sure that generated byte code is not put into a signed package (all our packages are signed). Sebastian, could you outline where and how you patched the code, so Jason is able to apply it to Guice 3 as well?
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