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From: utiDev <uti.de...@googlemail.com>
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Subject: Eclipse 4 RCP - Tutorial -Dependency Injection
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Hi,

i got stuck in the Eclipse 4 RCP - Tutorial at: 

14. Dependency Injection and Annotations 
14.1.  What is Dependency Injection? 

There is a nice example how to inject a Logger or something else. 

//  @Inject private Logger logger;
//  // DatabaseAccessClass would talk to the DB
//  @Inject private DatabaseAccessClass dao;

The one thing i don't get is where to register my classes i want to inject. Just creating a class and add the @Inject statement to another class seems not to be enough.

How to register my class so the applicationcontext is able to inject it?

I created a sample application. I created a class A with a function sayHello() :). What to do to be able to inject it to one of my handlers?

Thanks in advance :)
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