Control Reversal

Officefloor is the implementation of the control reversal IOC 2.0, which focuses on multi-threaded dependency injection methods rather than objects. It increases the existing dependency injection framework by allowing you to specify how the thread executes, and the existing dependency injection framework usually assumes that the single execution thread restricts your threading design. Officefloor deletes this assumption, so you can use different threads to perform different functions of the application. Officefloor 1.4.0 Version Update log: 1. Add GWT Client Comet feature-offic ...

Sc++a Java runtime consists of core and extension. Core is essentially a wiring engine for multiple VMs. The engine uses the IOC (control reversal) and Di (Dependency injection) principles to connect components. Core core is simple and limited in performance. It connects functional units together and provides SPI mechanisms that can interact with extension. Such features as service discovery, reliability, and support for transport protocols are done through extension. Extension ...