I need to bind one class as implementation of two interfaces. And it should be binded in a singleton scope.
What I've done:
bind(FirstSettings.class).
to(DefaultSettings.class).
in(Singleton.class);
bind(SecondSettings.class).
to(DefaultSettings.class).
in(Singleton.class);
But, obviously, it leads to creation of two different instances, because they are binded to the different keys.
My question is how can I do that?
Guice's wiki has a documentation about this use case.
Basically, this is what you should do:
// Declare that the provider of DefaultSettings is a singleton
bind(DefaultSettings.class).in(Singleton.class);
// Bind the providers of the interfaces FirstSettings and SecondSettings
// to the provider of DefaultSettings (which is a singleton as defined above)
bind(FirstSettings.class).to(DefaultSettings.class);
bind(SecondSettings.class).to(DefaultSettings.class);
There is no need to specify any additional classes: just think in terms of Provider
s and the answer comes rather naturally.