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 * <code>HttpClient</code> - use to make outgoing http calls, like in blazor. <a href="https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.net.http.httpclient">Reference</a>.
 * <code>IWorkerMessageService</code> - to communicate with the worker from blazor using messages, the lower-most level of communication. Accepts messages from <code>IWorker.PostMessageAsync</code>, and provides messages using <code>IWorker.IncomingMessage</code>. See the <a href="src/BlazorWorker.Demo/SharedPages/Pages/CoreExample.razor">Core example</a> for a use case.
 
-These are the only services that will be injected. Any other custom dependencies has to be automated in some other way. Two extension methods simplify this by exposing the factory pattern which can be implemented with a container of your choice: <code>IWorker.CreateBackgroundServiceUsingFactoryAsync<TFactory, TService></code> and <code>IWorkerBackgroundService<TFactory>.CreateBackgroundServiceAsync<TFactory, TService></code>. For an example of a full-fledged IOC Setup using <code>Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection</code> see the <a href="src/BlazorWorker.Demo/SharedPages/Pages/IoCExamplePage.razor">IOC example</a>.
+These are the only services that will be injected. Any other custom dependencies has to be automated in some other way. Two extension methods simplify this by exposing the factory pattern which can be implemented with a container of your choice: <code>IWorker.CreateBackgroundServiceUsingFactoryAsync<TFactory, TService></code> and <code>IWorkerBackgroundService<TFactory>.CreateBackgroundServiceAsync<TFactory, TService></code>. 
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+For an example of a full-fledged IOC Setup using <code>Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection</code> see the <a href="src/BlazorWorker.Demo/SharedPages/Pages/IoCExamplePage.razor">IOC example</a>.
 
 
 ## Core package