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In Intershop 7/Intershop Commerce Management the component framework is introduced to declare dependencies between code artifacts. It allows to initialize a graph of Java objects ("run-time component") that represent the running application types.
So-called component files are XML files that define which Java classes must be instantiated and how the members of the instances must be initialized/connected with each other (contracts, implementations and instances). Instances that are created by the component framework can be application-specific, i.e., different wirings can be achieved per application type.
As opposed to the dependency injection framework, which is based on Guice, the component framework provides more flexibility and supports Intershop-specific development artifacts.
Title | Product Version | Product To Version |
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Concept - Component Framework | 7.5 | |
Concept - Component Framework (valid to 7.4 CI) | 6.5 | 7.4.6 |
Cookbook - Component Framework | 6.5 | |
Reference - Component Framework | 7.5 |
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Reference - Component Framework (valid to 7.4 CI) | 6.5 | 7.4.6 |
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