Re: Replace @Inject

śr., 5 lut 2025 o 10:13 Greg Huber napisał(a): > > Struts has its own DI using @Inject annotation > > This could be a bonus as it not "another" dependency on the framework. > > Over time, the fewer dependencies the better. That's true, but the existing @Inject conflicts with JavaEE @Inject, also

Re: Replace @Inject

Struts has its own DI using @Inject annotation This could be a bonus as it not "another" dependency on the framework. Over time, the fewer dependencies the better. On 05/02/2025 08:59, Lukasz Lenart wrote: Hi, Struts has its own DI using @Inject annotation (it isn't related to Java one) and

Replace @Inject

Hi, Struts has its own DI using @Inject annotation (it isn't related to Java one) and I wonder my it's a good idea to replace it with some other DI, yet Guice is too heavy as for me and I found this tiny lib https://github.com/tomitribe/pixie The only problem is the missing licence, so right now