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I'm trying to create a simple dagger 2 application while using support v4 fragments. After I modified my application I got this strange compilation error Error:(35, 8) error: [dagger.android.AndroidInjector.inject(T)] java.util.Map<java.lang.Class<? extends android.support.v4.app.Fragment>,javax.inject.Provider<dagger.android.AndroidInjector.Factory<? extends android.support.v4.app.Fragment>>> cannot be provided without an @Provides-annotated method. java.util.Map<java.lang.Class<? extends android.support.v4.app.Fragment>,javax.inject.Provider<dagger.android.AndroidInjector.Factory<? extends

Is it possible in Dagger to do something like the following: public abstract class Presenter<T extends BaseView> { @Inject T mView; public void showLoadingIndicator() { mView.showLoading(); } } (example module) public class MyModule { private MyView mView; //extends BaseView public MyModule(MyView view) { mView = view; } @Provides public BaseView provideView() { return mView; } } And then create an object graph with the module above and inject the view into the presenter? My attempts have not worked (usually get "unknown class 'T'" sort of errors). I'm not sure if my configuration is wrong or

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I'm using Dagger in an android app to provide application and activity scope graphs. And I'm using Robolectric for unit-testing. I know that I can provide Robolectric with a substitute Application class that is configured with an application object graph that overrides the real one with mocks. But I'm stumped as to how to do the same with the activity object graphs since the standard pattern for activity object graphs is for the activities themselves to instantiate the activity-specific Dagger module they need. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Please take a look to my project -

I have the following simple module: @Module public class ApplicationModule { private CustomApplication customApplication; public ApplicationModule(CustomApplication customApplication) { this.customApplication = customApplication; } @Provides @Singleton CustomApplication provideCustomApplication() { return this.customApplication; } @Provides @Singleton @ForApplication Context provideApplicationContext() { return this.customApplication; } } And the respective simple component: @Singleton @Component( modules = ApplicationModule.class ) public interface ApplicationComponent { CustomApplication

I'm trying to use Dagger to do Dependency Injection on an app that I'm building, and running into trouble constructing proper DAGs when I have one package's Module depending on values provided by the Injector (presumably provided by another Module). If I have a simple module for some configurable variables (that I might want to swap out for testing environments, for example) @Module( injects = DependentModule.class, ) public class ConfigModule { @Provides @Named("ConfigOption") String provideConfigOption() { return "This Module's configurable option!"; } } and another module depends on it, e.g

With dagger 2.10 I used to be able to create the app component by doing sAppComponent = DaggerAppComponent.builder() .appModule(new AppModule(this)) .sessionModule(new SessionModule()) .netModule(new NetModule()) .dataModule(new DataModule()) .build(); I was already using the AndroidInjector for Activities and everything was fine. Now I switched to 2.11 and I can't find the way to create the app component. In the google tutorial I see: DaggerYourApplicationComponent.create() .inject(this); to be added in the onCreate of the Application. In my case DaggerYourApplicationComponent =