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Using Unity when I \'new up\' an object that requires dependencies i.e. Repositories, UnitOfWork all is great, my new object gets the dependencies injected and the \'newed\' up object has control over
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After reading several other questions, it looks like it\'s not advisable to have an entity class use a Repository. So given these repositories:
Im trying to implement a UnitofWork pattern using this Scott Allen tutorial My current SqlUnitOfWork is the folowing
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I figured I would check out fossil for some small apps I have to complete. I am not new to DVCS as I have used CVS, subversion, mercurial, and git. After installing on my Mac (10.7), using homebrew, I
I have several sub-classes of a payment transaction base type (credit card, check, cash, billMeLater, etc). Each sub-class has it\'s own repository since each has its own properties and way of being f
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