Inversion of Control is an Architectural Pattern where the flow control of a system is provided by a generic library that calls into custom business logic. The “inversion” is that in more traditional approaches the custom business logic would call into generic libraries.
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Dependency Injection, Inversion of Control & The Dependency Inversion Principlentrol, which had previously existed in a different form. Finally, especially in the case of the Dependency Inversion Principle, the original explanation is not clear. Inversion of Control (IoC) <span>Inversion of Control is an Architectural Pattern where the flow control of a system is provided by a generic library that calls into custom business logic. The “inversion” is that in more traditional approaches the custom business logic would call into generic libraries. Thus the traditional example would look like: import my.foo.traditional.Network def main(args: String*) { //call into a provided library val connection = Network.getConnection(url, port Summary
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