What is the best way to have a WCF host access multiple databases without passing the name after the WCF client has been initiated? I am using DI and want to do something like:
Could some explain me something. Here is some scenario. Let assume i have a class template and use Gin/Guice in the app.
My Application o开发者_StackOverflow中文版bject owns object X. Whenever instances of PhoneApplicationPage are created, I want to inject a reference to X into them. Where can I plug in to do that?
Can CDI inject EJB references in my remote EJB client? Actually I\'ve a JUnit test case that runs locally on my system and access a EJB running on a standalone JBoss AS.开发者_运维技巧 I\'m currentl
I have cr开发者_运维技巧eated a custom membership provider that takes an instance of IUsersRepository in it\'s constructor.
I\'m currently using SOA, I\'ve a bunch of Service, (ArticleService, CommentService, UserService, etc..)
I can\'t find right words for my question so i will let my code speak instead. I have Repository: class Repository
Ive been working now with the Spring Framework 3.0.5 and Spring Security 3.0.5 for several time. I know that Spring Framework uses DI and AOP. I also know that Spring Security uses DI, for example whe
I have an ASP.NET mvc3 application which is using ninject for DI. The app is making use of Entity Framework 4 and a database initializer that also seeds custom data into the db.
I have following code inside my class public void startListeners() throws Exception { List<QueueConfiguration> queueConfigs = queueConfigResolver.getQueueConfigurations();
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