Examples of ContainerBuilder

buildcraft.builders.gui.ContainerBuilder
com.opensymphony.xwork2.inject.ContainerBuilder
Builds a dependency injection {@link Container}. The combination of dependency type and name uniquely identifies a dependency mapping; you can use the same name for two different types. Not safe for concurrent use.
Adds the following factories by default:
- Injects the current {@link Container}.
- Injects the {@link Logger} for the injected member's declaring class.
@author crazybob@google.com (Bob Lee)
org.exoplatform.container.ContainerBuilder

An helper for building a root container and a portal container. I have done several attempt to make easily and safe root/portal container boot for unit test. This one is my best attempt so far.

Note that the portal container are booted in the order they are declared first.
@author Julien Viet @version $Revision$
org.nanocontainer.integrationkit.ContainerBuilder
The responsibility of a ContainerBuilder is to instantiate and compose containers. (Composition means assembly (registration) and configuration (setting primitive parameters) of components). @author Joe Walnes

Examples of org.nanocontainer.integrationkit.ContainerBuilder

        Parameter[] parameters = new Parameter[] {
                new ConstantParameter(reader),
                new ConstantParameter(classLoader) };
        nano.registerComponentImplementation(containerBuilderClassName,
                containerBuilderClassName, parameters);
        ContainerBuilder containerBuilder = (ContainerBuilder) nano.getPico()
                .getComponentInstance(containerBuilderClassName);
        //containerBuilder.buildContainer(new SimpleReference(), null, null,
        //        false);
        return (ContainerPopulator) containerBuilder;
    }

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Examples of org.nanocontainer.integrationkit.ContainerBuilder

    }    


    private PicoContainer buildApplicationContainer(String script, Class containerBuilderClass) throws ClassNotFoundException {
        Mock servletContextMock = mock(ServletContext.class);
        ServletContext context = (ServletContext)servletContextMock.proxy();
        ContainerBuilder containerBuilder = createContainerBuilder(script, containerBuilderClass);
        
        ObjectReference containerRef = new SimpleReference();
        containerBuilder.buildContainer(containerRef, new SimpleReference(), context, false);
        return (PicoContainer) containerRef.get();
    }

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