On 30.11.2016 17:31, mark.reinh...@oracle.com wrote:
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The SE Platform has ServiceLoader rather than a built-in DI mechanism
because the former is more primitive and imposes less overhead, while
the latter can be built on top of the former.  (I don't really know,
nor care, whether java.util.ServiceLoader is officially an instance
of the Service Locator pattern.)

while some form of DI can be built on top of ServiceLoader, it usually is not. And that is because it is really annoying to do so. Imagine for example in Spring what you have to do to get DI configured only in Java running on top of the ServiceLoader architecture. Just imagine how many additional ClassLoaders you will need and now also Layers. And then imagine how you are going to test all this... And you really, really cannot expect that this all will be done without the user noticing additional quirks.

I see not a single thing being better for DI with non-static descriptors in jigsaw. Only many more complications

bye Jochen

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