Dependency Injection and Factories?

What I typically do is create a wrapper for my DI container... Something like IDependencyResolver... And inject it into my factories. Then, you can have an implementation like StructureMapDependencyResolver that does the lifting. I like this better than injecting the container itself because this keeps me free to change DI containers (almost) instantly.

At least my factories don't have to change.

It depends on what your DI framework allows and you didn't specify it. Using Autofac delegate-based registration, I came to the following solutions. Note that ILoaderFactory and IEntryFactory have been replaced by simple Func factories in both cases.

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