Creating Components
Components can be created from a string identifier (symbol) or from a run-time type identifier.
Creating a component from a String Identifier
Components registered in the Kernel Component Factory can be created from a NsSymbol. This allows creating components that dot not expose its implementation or allows creating components whose new operation cannot be decided at compile time (for example, creating components from a disk stream in the serialization manager or when distributing component creations through the network).
Ptr<IStream> stream = NsCreateComponent<IStream>(NSS(MemoryStream));
Creating a component from a Type Identifier
Components can be created from the run-time type identifier as normal classes:
Ptr<GroupMeta> type = *new GroupMeta(mRoot, id, numElements);
As shown in the example, in this case, parameters can be passed to the component constructor.