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package com.gwtplatform.common.client;

import com.google.inject.Provider;

/**
 * This class can be used to contain a group of providers that should all sit
 * behind the same split point. That is, if the code for one provided object is
 * loaded, so is the code for the others. This is useful when the provided
 * objects share the bulk of their code, which would end up in the left-overs if
 * the objects were behind their individual split points.
 * 

* Here is an example use of {@link ProviderBundle}: * *

 * public class MyPresenterBundle extends ProviderBundle {
 *   public final static int ID_Object1 = 0;
 *   public final static int ID_Object2 = 1;
 *   public final static int BUNDLE_SIZE = 2;
 *
 *   @Inject
 *   MyPresenterBundle(
 *       final Provider object1Provider,
 *       final Provider object2Provider) {
 *     super( BUNDLE_SIZE );
 *     providers[ID_Object1] = object1Provider;
 *     providers[ID_Object2] = object2Provider;
 *   }  
 * }
* * @author Philippe Beaudoin */ public class ProviderBundle { protected final Provider providers[]; /** * Constructs a {@link ProviderBundle} containing a given number of providers. * After calling this constructor you should set the provider manually like * so: * *
   *     providers[0] = object1Provider;
   *     providers[1] = object2Provider;
   *     ...
   *     providers[bundleSize-1] = objectNProvider;
* * @param bundleSize The number of providers in the bundle. */ public ProviderBundle(int bundleSize) { providers = new Provider[bundleSize]; } /** * Accesses a provider given its id. * * @param providerId The id of the provider to access. * @return The provider. */ public Provider get(int providerId) { return providers[providerId]; } }




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