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| - | Sometimes it's important to add external objects in your running application without additional coding. We have an injection mechanism which is pretty simple. It's possible to inject custom Java objects or objects which implements the interface **IInjectObject**. The difference is that simple objects don't use an init method: | + | Occasionally, it's important to add external objects in your running application without additional coding. We have an injection mechanism which is pretty simple. It's possible to inject custom Java objects or objects which implements the interface **IInjectObject**. The difference is that simple objects don't use an init method: |
| <file java> | <file java> | ||