Your solution seems to be great.
I personally found another way to manage to inject dependencies once, and
transparently, using a ProxyInjector.
This factory provides a method that creates a proxy object for the
requested dependencies.
Dependencies are injected only when it's necessary.
For eac
I have a similar problem in my janky homegrown ORM - bidirectional
parent-child has many and belongs to many type relationships are annoying
at times.
Personally, I do it by having an abstract base class that all the models in
my ORM derive from. In the concrete class declaration, I do something l
Hi Guyz,
I got a typical cross dependency case that I solved, but I don't like my
solution, as it's not that much elegant.
The situation is the following:
I have ElementA,and ElementB, that are "classes" (that can be instantiated).
ElementA instance holds the ID of a ElementB object, and Element
