PicoContainer is a lightweight and highly embeddable container for components that honour Dependency Injection.
Despite it being very compact in size (the core is ~100K and it has no mandatory dependencies outside the JDK),
PicoContainer supports different dependency injection types (both CDI and SDI) and offers totally customisable lifecycles.
PicoContainer has originally been implemented in Java but is also available for other platforms and
languages.
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Disclaimer: While I certainly wasn't a founder of PicoContainer, I am a project comitter these days.
PicoContainer is a little Dependency Injection library that could probably be best described as a micro-kernel with which to base the rest of your application framework.
It has a few philosophies that are hard to find elsewhere:
-They aren't great fans of XML. (Although it is not prohibited).
-The job that
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