org.jboss.resteasy.spi
Interface ConstructorInjector

All Known Implementing Classes:
CdiConstructorInjector, ConstructorInjectorImpl

public interface ConstructorInjector

Version:
$Revision: 1 $
Author:
Bill Burke

Method Summary
 java.lang.Object construct()
          construct outside the scope of an HTTP request.
 java.lang.Object construct(HttpRequest request, HttpResponse response)
          construct inside the scope of an HTTP request.
 java.lang.Object[] injectableArguments()
          Create an arguments list from injectable tings outside the scope of an HTTP request.
 java.lang.Object[] injectableArguments(HttpRequest request, HttpResponse response)
          Create an argument list inside the scope of an HTTP request.
 

Method Detail

construct

java.lang.Object construct()
construct outside the scope of an HTTP request. Useful for singleton factories

Returns:

construct

java.lang.Object construct(HttpRequest request,
                           HttpResponse response)
                           throws Failure,
                                  WebApplicationException,
                                  ApplicationException
construct inside the scope of an HTTP request.

Parameters:
request -
response -
Returns:
Throws:
Failure
WebApplicationException
ApplicationException

injectableArguments

java.lang.Object[] injectableArguments()
Create an arguments list from injectable tings outside the scope of an HTTP request. Useful for singleton factories in cases where the resource factory wants to allocate the object itself, but wants resteasy to populate the arguments

Returns:

injectableArguments

java.lang.Object[] injectableArguments(HttpRequest request,
                                       HttpResponse response)
                                       throws Failure
Create an argument list inside the scope of an HTTP request. Useful in cases where the resource factory wants to allocate the object itself, but wants resteasy to populate the arguments

Parameters:
request -
response -
Returns:
Throws:
Failure


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