Andreas wrote: > i am using guice together with wicket. > > all component based web frameworks (wicket, tapestry, jsf, rife) need > to be in charge of instantiating their objects, to manage their > lifecycle. this is somewhat contradicting the idea of IoC container > instantiating objects. > I have used Guice successfully with Click FW (could compare it more or less with Wicket, except I find it much simpler). For that I just had to derive ClickServlet class to have Guice instantiate/inject Click pages. It worked fine (but that was last year, I didn't have time to do more since then). One good thing I had found with Click is that it was easy to extend for this kind of thing (actually, Click already provides extras for integration with Spring, I could get inspiration from that).
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