It would just populate a mapping of service to service name dependencies that would be joined with any explicit dependencies that are declared by the service when its deployment descriptor is processed.
In looking more at the IzPack architecture, it may already have all I need to do the install time depends statement injection because it has a callback mechanism and a dependency graph that may allow for obtaining the list of service object names the service being installed depends on. I'll look at this after I verify that I can setup a jboss configuration with every service component can be broken out as hot deployable into a seperate deployment with dependencies. I have already run into one problem with dependency injection of a typed proxy.
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