Scopes: context doesn't get injected when custom view model is used

[sideisra]

I have a view that gets loaded via the FluentViewLoader and contains a @InjectContext annotation because this view has to load another view. When loading the view i pass an existing view model instance to the FluentViewLoader which inhibits the injection of the context into the view. As a result the context field is null when loading the sub view.

FluentViewLoader.fxmlView(viewType).context(context).viewModel(vm).load()

I debugged through the code and identified ControllerFactoryForCustomViewModel as the most likely cause. This Factory injects the context when the custzom view model hasn't been injected in a prior call. So in the first call the context doen't get injected into the view.

private static class ControllerFactoryForCustomViewModel implements Callback<Class<?>, Object> {
 ...
 @Override
 public Object call(Class<?> type) {
  Object controller = DependencyInjector.getInstance().getInstanceOf(type);

  if (controller instanceof View) {
   View codeBehind = (View) controller;
   if (!customViewModelInjected) {
    ResourceBundleInjector.injectResourceBundle(customViewModel, resourceBundle);
    ResourceBundleInjector.injectResourceBundle(codeBehind, resourceBundle);
    ViewLoaderReflectionUtils.injectViewModel(codeBehind, customViewModel);
    customViewModelInjected = true;
    return codeBehind; // returns the code behind without context injected
   }
   handleInjection(codeBehind, resourceBundle, context); //happens only in subsequent calls
  }
  return controller;
 }
}

[manuel-mauky]

Hi denny, thanks for the report.
I will work on this next week.