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PicoContainer 2.6 (Default branch)

PicoContainer is a tiny embeddable container for Constructor Dependency Injection (CDI) Inversion of Control (IoC) Java components. There are implementations for Java, .NET, Ruby, and PHP. Simple components for PicoContainer do not have to extend, implement, or throw anything. They also do not ship with XML declarations. License: BSD License (revised) Changes:
CompositeLifecycleStrategy supports a mix of LifecycleStrategies in one container tree. The method Injection has been changed to also allow a specific reflection method to be implicated, and Reinjection added to allow components to be injected into a second time. Image

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ant - a Java based make tool. SYNOPSIS
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