Then I ran across Pico Container, and read the stuff on their web site. I think I grok the essential difference between Avalon Framework and Pico Container - they like to have all the dependent components delivered to a component in the constructor, while in Avalon you ask for other components when you need them.
I'm not sure what to make of this difference. Pico is much simpler (?). But what am I loosing for that simplicity?
If anyone cares to comment on the Pico v.s. Avalon Framework question, I'd be happy to listen.
Thanks.
- Glenn
Glenn R. Golden CHEF Architect System Research Programmer III School of Information + Media Union @ University of Michigan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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