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| author | Benjamin Culkin <scorpress@gmail.com> | 2024-05-27 11:38:33 -0400 |
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| committer | Benjamin Culkin <scorpress@gmail.com> | 2024-05-27 11:38:33 -0400 |
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+ Israfil Micro-Container
+ ------
+ Christian Edward Gruber
+ ------
+ May 2, 2007
+
+Overview
+
+ The micro-container is an extremely lightweight IoC container supporting
+ dependency injection. It is built with the principles in mind that
+ spawned {{{http://www.picocontainer.org/} pico-container}} but with the
+ explicit constraints to which J2ME applications centered around the
+ CLDC 1.1 are bound. This includes a complete absence of any constructor
+ or method lookup (reflection) or dynamic proxy support.
+
+ Like pico-container, Israfil's micro-container only handles the
+ registration and vending of components, not additional services such as
+ persistence, and the like.
+
+Isn't Micro bigger than Pico?
+
+ Yes, but micro-container wasn't as taken, and israfil-micro is a placeholder
+ for any further frameworks that might be developed in the J2ME footprint.
+ I briefly considered femto-container, but it was too obscure even for me.
+
+Can I use this in commercial or other software?
+
+ Yes. The micro-container, as with all Israfil Micro and Foundation libraries
+ are licensed under the terms of the BSD license, which provides you with a
+ license to distribute with or without modification, and to prepare derivative
+ works, with the sole exception that you retain the notice (specific terms
+ are available in the license page linked from the menu.) The short answer
+ is yes, go for it, it won't cost you a penny, and you won't be obliged to
+ show anyone your code.
+
+How do I use it?
+
+ I recommend looking at pico-container's site for really good theoretical
+ presentations of this kind of software. Tapestry5 also contains an ioc
+ framework par-excellence, and it has some ok docs. Some specific usage
+ documentation for this framework (around staging the container and getting
+ things set up in a practical application) are available in the usage page
+ linked from the menu.
+
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