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Develop your Java applications faster and more efficiently by learning dependency injection using Google Guice. This guide is the perfect introduction, covering both basic and advanced topics with a user-friendly approach.
Overview
- Detailed coverage of the various features of Guice such as the Injector, Bindings, Providers, TypeLiterals, Scoping, Multibinders, and so on
- Learn how to use the various Guice-throwing providers, Guice-multibinder, Guice-servlet, Guice-struts2, and Guice-persist in various areas of application development
- Focus on web application development using Struts 2, Hiberate 3, and JPA 2 while managing dependencies using Guice
- Coverage of advanced topics such as extending Guice to cater for your specific requirements
In Detail
Google Guice is an open source software framework for the Java platform released by Google under the Apache License. It provides support for dependency injection using annotations to configure Java objects.
Learning Google Guice is a concise, hands-on book that covers the various areas of dependency injection using the features provided by the latest version of Google Guice. It focuses on core functionalities as well as the various extensions surrounding Guice that make it useful in other areas like web development, integration with frameworks for web development, and persistence.
Learning Google Guice covers Guice extensions which avoid complex API usage. You will start by developing a trivial application and managing dependencies using Guice. As the book gradually progresses, you will continue adding complexity to the application while simultaneously learning how to use Guice features such as the Injector, Provider, Bindings, Scopes, and so on. Finally, you will retrofit the application for the Web, using Guice not only to manage dependencies, but also to solve configuration related problems.
What you will learn from this book
- Optimize dependency injection using Guice as a solution
- Develop a fictitious application harnessing the advanced features of Guice
- Learn the intricacies of Binding, Scoping, and Injection
- Master the various aspects of Guice pertaining to different areas of application development in Java
- Learn how to harness the Guice-servlet extension for web development using Struts 2, JSP, Servlets, and Hibernate 3
- Leverage AOP by implementing aopalliance
- Learn how to develop extensions using the Guice SPI
Approach
This book is a practical, hands-on guide that covers everything you need to know about application development in Java with dependency injection using Google Guice.
Who this book is written for
Learning Google Guice is for architects and lead programmers who want to know more about Google Guice and how to leverage its more advanced features. It is assumed that readers will have a basic knowledge of dependency injection; however, this is not an obligation.
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Hussain Pithawala is a polyglot programmer, a technical blogger, open source enthusiast, and a certified scrum master.
At present he is a working as technical lead at Synerzip Softech India Pvt. Ltd, a leading dual-shore agile software product development company located in Pune, India.
For the past seven years, he has been working in I.T. industry in various domains such as, office productivity suite, telecom provisioning, travel, and E-commerce.
He holds expertise in software tooling, BPMN-based workflow engines, scripting languages, enterprise application development, mobile application development, and data analytics.
LinkedIn Profile: http://in.linkedin.com/in/hussainpithawala
Twitter: https://twitter.com/hussainpw
Blog: http://hussainpithawala.wordpress.com
I express my gratitude to Bob Lee, founder of Google Guice for creating such a masterpiece, Guice and to Google for fostering open source movement.
Many thanks to the Packt Publishing team for helping me to author this book. I had a tremendous and enjoyable experience working with all of you.
At the same time, technical reviews from Jari Timonen and Dmitry Spikhalskiy were critically helpful in crafting the book to its final shape. I sincerely thank you both for your expert advice and comments.
At last, thanks to my colleagues at Synerzip; Prafulla Kelkar, Alok Guha, and Atul Moglewar for reviewing early drafts and helping me to gauge a readers perspective.
Dmitry Spikhalskiy is currently holding a position of technical lead and architect in a mobile social banking startup called Instabank.
Previously, as a senior developer, took part in developing the Mind Labs' platform, infrastructure and benchmarks for highload video conference and streaming service, which got "The biggest online-training in the world" Guinness World Record with more than 12,000 participants.
He graduated from Moscow State University with an M.Sc. degree in Computer Science, where he first got interested in parallel data processing, highload systems, and databases.
I want to thank my mother, girlfriend, and all my friends and colleagues for help and patience for reviewing this book.
Jari Timonen is an experienced software enthusiast with over 10 years of experience in software industry. His experience includes successful team leadership combined with understanding complex business domains and delivering them into practice. He has been building enterprise architectures, designing software, and programming. While starting his career in the finance industry, he currently works as Solution Architect in a telecommunications company. He practices pair programming and is keen on studying new technologies. He has also reviewed Spring Data , Packt Publishing . When he is not building software, he is spending time with his family, fishing, or flying his radio-controlled model helicopter.
He currently holds certifications in Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5 (SCJP), Sun Certified Developer for the Java 2 Platform (SCJD) and Oracle Certified Master, and Java EE 5 Enterprise Architect (OCMJEA).
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To Tasneem my wife, Mohammad my son, Shirin my mom, Fazle Abid my dad with all my love for your encouragement, support, patience, and love.
Guice appeared amidst various dependency injection frameworks in March 2007. Handcrafted in Google, Guice offered altogether new experience of developing applications in Java without having to bother about developing a Factory or calling new keywords to create instances altogether. After six years, three major releases and a number of extensions around the core, Guice is thriving. Today, Guice 3.0 stands as a complete implementation of JSR-330 Injector. Bob Lee, founder of Guice leading the JSR-330 gives a great impression that philosophy of dependency injection is making great strides towards improving the way we program in Java. That itself is a big reason to get ones hands wet with Guice.
My first interaction with Guice happened in fall of 2010, when I was developing a Maven plugin for code scaffolding in Java. As I had a large code base to generate the source code itself, wiring dependencies using factories or injecting them through a constructor was out of question. I investigated various frameworks available for dependency injection. While most of the frameworks did focus on dependency injection yet none of them had such variety of rich APIs to bind dependencies to their implementations in various possible ways. This made Guice my first choice.
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