Guice Aqueduct is a Guice binder to configure Chained instances to form a pipeline. For each Chained item, next in pipeline will be set via Chained.setNext call at injection time. For the last item in line, noOp instance configured from the constructor will be set as the next item.
For example, suppose we have a Chained pipeline class:
abstract class Pipeline implements Chained<Pipeline> {
Pipeline next;
@Override
public void setNext(Pipeline next) {
this.next = next;
}
abstract void process();
}
class PipelineA extends Pipeline {
@Override
void process() {
// Pre-process logic.
next.process();
// Post-process logic.
}
}
class PipelineB extends Pipeline {
@Override
void process() {
// Pre-process logic.
next.process();
// Post-process logic.
}
}
class NoOpPipeline extends Pipeline {
@Override
void process() {
// No-Op terminal node. this.next here will not have been set.
}
}Now, when we inject a pipeline through the following calls inside a module:
class MyPipelineModule extends AbstractModule {
@Override
protected void configure() {
PipelineBinder<Pipeline> myPipelineBinder = new PipelineBinder<>(
binder(), TypeLiteral.get(Pipeline.class), new NoOpPipeline());
myPipelineBinder.addBinding().to(PipelineA.class);
myPipelineBinder.addBinding().to(PipelineB.class);
}
}The injected Pipeline instance will be an instance of PipelineA, whose next value is an instance of PipelineB, followed by NoOpPipeline.
Note that instead of implementing Chained.setNext, one could extend AbstractPipeline which does the same thing as what Pipeline class does in the example above.
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