Hi I have a problem with `DependencyLoopException` We have a loop in dependencies which I think is alright in our case We use construction injection no DiAware interface I was hoping that using a provider can solve it but it seems not Any ideas ``` bind lt EventBus gt gt bind lt Set lt out EventHandler lt in Event gt gt gt gt bind lt NotificationService gt gt bind lt EventBus gt ``` ```class LocalEventdBus EventBus handlerProvider gt Set lt EventHandler lt Event gt gt ``` ```bindSingleton lt EventBus gt LocalEventBus provider ```

We have a loop in dependencies which I think is alright in our case. We use construction injection (no DiAware interface). I was hoping that using a provider can solve it, but it seems not. Any ideas?

bind<EventBus>
    ╔╩>bind<Set<out EventHandler<in Event>>>
    ║  ╚>bind<NotificationService>
    ║    ╚>bind<EventBus>
    ╚══════╝

class LocalEventdBus: EventBus (
    handlerProvider: () -> Set<EventHandler<Event>>,
) {...}

bindSingleton<EventBus> { LocalEventBus(provider()) }

romainbsl

08/19/2022, 11:29 AM

Let me rephrase your use case. You have a Super EventBus that can take handle multiple EventBus under the hood, maybe in order to broadcast the right event to the right handler ? So practically speaking, you need a least 2 different instances of EventBus. Assuming that LocalEventBus is your “Super” EventBus, how did you defined your provider ? Not important here, but you should use the instance function

bindSingleton<EventBus> { LocalEventBus(instance()) }

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