Lightweight ioc-Container for Java? [closed]

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Coming from .NET, I'm used to Ninject, that's a small simple ioc-container. Is there anything simple and lightweight for Java?

The simpler the better!

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Pico container or google-guice. See a comparison here.

Btw, few people will call spring "ligthweight", but it can be used as such with only the basic features. Hence it's included in the above comparison.

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CDI? (almost the same thing as Guice, but is a JSR rather than proprietary)

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Guice?

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Silk DI is a 120K jar with no further runtime dependencies needed. So it is way more lightweight than e.g. guice or spring and still smaller as pico-container but has an even more powerful feature set. Also it doesn't cheat by splitting features into a separate additional jars like multibind for guice or the gems for pico-container.