I concur, the two StateObjectFactories and the tests that I wrote were very light classes.
They essentially just copy/inject their immutable state to the new instance they are generating -- functionality that mimics, in a very inflexible and watered down way, the DI facilities provided by Hivemind. It seems a tad superfluous to have to write these classes for use by a DI container. Which makes me think I am/was not using Hivemind properly or don't understand issues surrounding the use of BuilderFactory in building ASOs (e.g. the need to avoid conflicts between ASO scope and the service model of the associated service point). Carlos --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
