[Java] Annotation Type Singleton
- groovy.lang.Singleton
Class annotation to make a singleton class. The singleton is obtained through normal property access using the singleton property (defaults to "instance"). Such classes can be initialized during normal static initialization of the class or lazily (on first access). To make the singleton lazy use @Singleton(lazy=true)
. Lazy singletons are implemented with double-checked locking and a volatile backing field. By default, no explicit constructors are allowed. To create one or more explicit constructors use @Singleton(strict=false)
. This could be used to:
- provide your own custom initialization logic in your own no-arg constructor - you will be responsible for the entire code (the
@Singleton
annotation becomes merely documentation) - provide one or more constructors with arguments for a quasi-singleton - these constructors will be used to create instances that are independent of the singleton instance returned by the singleton property
- Authors:
- Alex Tkachman
- Paul King
Element Summary
Type | Name and Description |
---|---|
boolean |
lazy @default false
|
String |
property @default "instance"
|
boolean |
strict @default true
|
Inherited Methods Summary
Methods inherited from class | Name |
---|---|
class Object | wait, wait, wait, equals, toString, hashCode, getClass, notify, notifyAll |
Element Detail
public boolean lazy
@default false
- Returns:
- if this singleton should be lazy
public String property
@default "instance"
- Returns:
- the singleton property name
public boolean strict
@default true
- Returns:
- if this singleton should have strict semantics
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https://docs.groovy-lang.org/2.4.21/html/gapi/groovy/lang/Singleton.html