Contains factories that are used for decorational purposes like tagging with additional information, or wrapping result of a factory in some container.
Contains factories and primitives used for building proxy objects.
Contains primitives related to reference resolving during construction of component (objects, structs, basic types, etc.).
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The package provides a set interfaces that standardise the implementation of Factory objects. It provides as well a basic set of such objects.
The containers defined in container package use them to construct the objects contained in them.
See:
Note: Default implementations when encounter a LocatorReference in argument list for a constructor or method, interprets it as a reference to an object located in container, and therefore fetches it from container and uses it as argument instead of LocatorReference object.