Creates a new event instance.

Constant for the type of event fired when a Context instance was configured. After this event has fired all configuration has been processed and all ObjectDefinition instances have been frozen and cannot be modified anymore. Context.getObject and other methods of the Context can now be called. But application code should be careful to fetch objects from the container before the INITIALIZED event because it could alter the sequence of asynchronously initializing objects. Nevertheless it is legal to fetch objects at this point because the asynchronously initializing objects might have dependencies themselves.

Constant for the type of event fired when a Context instance was destroyed.

Constant for the type of event fired when a Context instance was initialized. A Context is fully initialized if all asynchronous initializers for non-lazy singletons (if any) have completed and the parent Context (if set) is fully initialized too.