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This is my second reason to use IOC in its full glory : in a spring based application where I need a datasource I provide a setter method to inject a datasource and in my spring config I define for a lot of different objects which datasource they need to use . I think it can be a gathering of these different objects that might come from all over the place that we bring together and enjoy in one space . The Flyweight pattern is useful for situations where you have a small number of different objects that might be needed a very large number of times — with slightly different data that can be externalized outside those objects . Then there 's the new EEV ( electronically enhanced vision ) - this experimental piece of kit lets you scan an area for different objects that might cause you harm .