Dependency Injection - which gets the best IDE support?

I'm new to DI and would like to use it in a ground up project. Spring and Guice DI comparisons seem to be a wash (both are loved by their separate camps). The pros and cons nearly cancel each other out.

So all other things being equal, IDE support becomes a big part of the decision. Of Guice and Spring, which works better with Eclipse, IntelliJ and Netbeans?

Thanks!

"Dependency Injection - which gets the best IDE support?"

This subject title may be a bit misleading. The concept of "Dependency Injection" is simply a design technique for writing object-oriented software. Any IDE which supports writing code should support this equally.

Spring and Guice are frameworks which help programmers implement "Dependecy Injection" techniques. So a more concise subject title might be "Spring or Guice - which gets the best IDE support?"

It is surely possible to implement Dependency Injection techniques without Spring or Guice, and without an IDE as well.

You can also use Apache Commons Configuration: http://commons.apache.org/configuration/userguide/howto_beans.html#Declaring_and_Creating_Beans