I have a class for products import from CSV file operation which requires about 7 parameters. This is an info which is definitely needed for importer.
I tried Google Guice the first time and find it very nice. But, when I reached the part of Bui开发者_运维问答lt-in Bindings I do not understand the examples.
here\'s the default AccountController.cs that\'s generated by the framework. public class AccountController : Controller
With StructureMap one can do a resolution and force the container to use specific dependency instance provided at the time of resolution like so:
Is there any IOC container that already implements a controller factory compatible with asp.net开发者_高级运维 mvc 2.0 ....if so i\'ll move my projects to 2.0 to test...
I have a Presenter that takes a Service and a View Contract as parameters in its constructor: public FooPresenter : IFooPresenter {
Just assume I have some class Foo, that has two dependencies: an ISerializer<T> and an IFileAccessHandler.
@Repository @Service@Controller @Component -->only use for spring managed bean (no need weaving) -->@repository, @Service @controller is actually a @Component , just naming easier for programmer t
I have a [Logger] attribute for my asp.net-mvc projects. This LoggerAttribute takes a ILoggerService in it\'s constructor.
Is it possible to use Dependency Injection (DI) with Windows PowerShell? My intitial experiments suggest that it isn\'t. If I attempt to use Constructor Injection in a CmdLet it doesn\'t even registe
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