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PicoContainer is a highly embeddable full service Inversion of Control (IoC) container for components honor the Dependency Injection patter

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Femtocontainer -- The IoC container built into the JDK

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NanoContainer - Home

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Secrets of lightweight development success, Part 4: A comparison of lightweight containers

경량 컨테이너들간의 비교

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PicoContainer - Home

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Secrets of lightweight development success, Part 4: A comparison of lightweight containers

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PicoContainer - Home

PicoContainer is a lightweight and highly embeddable container for components that honour Dependency Injection.

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Secrets of lightweight development success, Part 4: A comparison of lightweight containers

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PicoContainer - User Documentation

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PicoContainer 1.2-RC-1 API

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Considering Alternatives to Spring

“Spring is not the only lightweight container available. In the last few years, more and more Java developers have been seeking an alternative to EJB. As a result, several lightweight containers have been developed with different methods for achieving inversion of control.” This article discusses PicoContainer, Avalon, Hivemind and also compares the framework aspects of Spring with Struts.

Spring: Inversion of Control Containers

PicoContainer

PicoContainer is a tiny embeddable container for Constructor Dependency Injection (CDI) Inversion of Control (IoC) Java components.