Re: IoC and Encapsulation

I dunno what others think about this, but I always use a factory
(http://xingu.sf.net - ObjectFactory) to create my objects and handle
them references to other objects/components they might need.

On Fri, 2004-03-26 at 06:32, anders.janmyr wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm not sure if this is an appropriate place for this question, but since the containers involved are mostly based on the IoC principle
> I figured I would pose it here anyaway. I apologize if it's not the proper forum.
> 
> If I have an object (myObject) that uses a few other objects 
> according to IoC I would like to create these objects outside to 
> enforce the isolation of my object. 
> 
> By forcing the client to create these objects I force it to know more 
> than it has to just to isolate myObject thus violating the principle 
> of encapsulation.
> 
> What are the best practices for using IoC?
> Should I use default values for clients with simple needs?
> Should I use a convenience factory method?
> Should I use a facade like class to hide my internals?
> 
> Any thoughts are appreciated.
> Regards
> Anders 
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