IoC Containers Considered Harmful
Øyvind Bakksjø is a bit skeptical of where the Java community is heading. Although he's completely fine with...
0 replies - 2289 views - 02/11/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles
Since using Spring 2.5, I switched from the XML-based application context to the annotations. Although I find those very useful and huge time savers, I’ve...
0 replies - 3272 views - 09/25/12 by Damien Lepage in Articles
IntroductionThe software community is no stranger to the concept of inversion of control and dependency injection particularly after the popularity of the...
0 replies - 3626 views - 06/20/12 by Archanaa Panda in Articles
Spring is more than a simple IoC container, it gives you access to a whole platform. Besides the benifits of injecting Nodes or parts of your application UI...
1 replies - 5306 views - 04/15/12 by Andy Moncsek in Articles
Eventhough IOC is a generic design pattern, with the Spring framework the IOC/DI pattern became more popular. We can find lot of definitions for IOC/DI over...
1 replies - 5620 views - 01/20/11 by Sivaprasadreddy... in Tips and Tricks
There's been some interesting feedback from JSR299 folks on the new @Inject proposal. (Though there is a bit of argument for argument sake in there :).I
can...
17 replies - 4698 views - 05/08/09 by James Strachan in News
Butterfly DI Container 2.8.0
Butterfly DI Container is an ultra lightweight Java dependency injection container. It supports
pretty much all the most...
0 replies - 1715 views - 04/29/09 by Jakob Jenkov in Announcements
Version 2.6.0 brings easy Map configuration and the ability to assign names to the input streams from which you read container scripts. This name is used when...
0 replies - 3271 views - 10/16/08 by Jakob Jenkov in Announcements
Butterfly Container is a Java dependency injection container. It is smaller (~100KB jar), yet more flexible and easier to use than Spring, Pico, and Guice (at...
3 replies - 2703 views - 09/10/08 by Jakob Jenkov in Announcements
Butterfly Container is a Java dependency injection container. It is smaller (~100KB jar), yet more flexible and easier to use than Spring, Pico, and Guice (at...
0 replies - 3502 views - 08/25/08 by Jakob Jenkov in Announcements
During my private studies on dependency injection (DI), dynamic proxy,
remoting, Maven2 and JPA I started to create a small very simple
dependency injection...
8 replies - 3759 views - 08/15/08 by Simon Martinelli in Announcements
Spring is a well organized framework and IoC container that can be used in a modular way. In this article we are going to see how Spring can help us to develop...
4 replies - 8948 views - 03/11/08 by Tiago Brito Spindola in News
There are some who do not like to configure dependency injection (DI) in XML. They call it "XML Hell"! There are some who even complain about...
14 replies - 26152 views - 02/28/08 by Rick Hightower in News
