I have the following classes / interfaces: public interface IProjectRepository { IQueryably<Project> GetProjects();
So, let\'s say I have an interface IThingFactory: public interface IThingFactory { Thing GetThing(int thingId);
I\'m developing a web application with asp.net mvc 3 and DDD. For my domain model validation, I\'ve been using Fluent Validation. It\'s my first project with fluent validation and I\'m still learning
In my app I ask the user which database they want to connect to and I was writing it back into EL5.0 like this:
I most commonly am tempted to use \"bastard injection\" in a few cases.When I have a \"proper\" dependency-injection constructor:
I\'m having some problems with the RegisterDecorator method in Autofac. I currently have a nameless implementation of IUserManager, registered like so:
There seems to be an issue with camel and JMX. One of the great features of the SEDA JMX component is the ability to see the queue size using the get queue method which is found under org.apache.camel
I am creating a MVC3 website that will expose a REST API using WCF Web API. To register routes to the REST API I add code to the Global.asax similar to the code below.
Is it possible to do property injection with the OrchardCMS? I know that Orchard uses Autofac and that Autofac does do property injection, but I need to know how to do property injection for the IOr
tl;dr: In a legacy app, culture info is stored in HttpContext.Current.Session[\"culture\"]. How do I introduce DI with Windsor here, so that when running the application still gets and sets culture in
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