EzcContainer
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The EzcContainer is a
small tool written in Java that can be
used when creating software using the Dependency Injection/Inversion of
Control idea.
When developing an application, EzcContainer can be used as a mechanism
through which the
different functional components of the application are instantiated,
configured (e.g. by reading parameters
from a configuration file) and invoked. The container also manages the
dependencies between
components through dependency injection. Dependency injection means
that the container provides, at
instantiation time, each registered component with access only to those
components (which are also
registered in the container) with which it needs to collaborate. In the
IoC pattern the responsibility for
knowing how to gain access to dependencies does not lie with the
individual components but is a job for
the container.
- The latest snapshot (2004-09-03_21.54.02) build (including source) can be
downloaded here
- online javadoc is found here
- Users guide and reference documentation is found here (pdf)
- Sourceforge project page is found here
- Author: Jens Wyke
- Support and contact: jw@jenswyke.com
Last update: 2004-09-03_21.54.02