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DependencyInjection seem ugly and too much work, Am I doing something wrong 9 Years Ago by mgold … because I was frustrated programming without it. I then discovered Guice. From a program design point of view, I like it… Re: Weird Question 15 Years Ago by ~s.o.s~ … at runtime by the container. Also look into Spring or Guice which are IOC/Dependency Injection frameworks. That being said, there… Re: J2EE: How to inject a new POJO class in an app server 14 Years Ago by ~s.o.s~ … XML config file (if you are using something like Spring, Guice) or by changing the code which creates a new Decryptor… Re: Tool Bar and Personal Settings not loading / Control Panel icons wont open 13 Years Ago by aven2ra …-1.4.jar c:\documents and settings\Alan\Desktop\FrostWire\guice-1.0.jar c:\documents and settings\Alan\Desktop\FrostWire… Re: DependencyInjection seem ugly and too much work, Am I doing something wrong 9 Years Ago by rubberman Excellent question! I'm going to need to do some thinking about this before I answer it better, though I'm not sure what this has to do with class factories. I wrote a generic class factory for C++ - create an instance of a class from a name or class id without needing to know anything about that class. When you compiled a class, it would register … Re: DependencyInjection seem ugly and too much work, Am I doing something wrong 9 Years Ago by JeffGrigg Perhaps the question to ask is, "Does the code calling the factory method need to know all the parameter values that the constructed object needs?" Typically, the answer is no. "But the constructed object needs to have dependencies injected into its constructor!" you object. True, but the Dependency Injection (and factory) …