I have an app which contains views which inherit from IView (project A) I have Windsor IoC Container as a Singleton in another project (project B)
I would like to hear from you what are de the main advantages and drawbacks in applying dependency injection at the controller level, and/or domain level.
I have a JSF 2.0 application and I am integrating Spring so I can make use of the hibernateTemplate. I already consulted the Spring documentation on JSF integration and have taken steps to set it up.
Okay, I have a business logic class like this: Note: For context, Vendor Briefs are simple entities that describe a \"download\" for a PDF document.
I have a class that coordinates preparation, validation, and cleansing routines for a package for data files.I am struggling to find a pattern that feels right when using an IoC container (Ninject in
I\'m attempting to use a ParameterOverride with Unity 2.0.It works fine as long as the parameter I\'m supplying is not a System.Type.
I\'m putting a project together with Spring.NET and Caliburn v2.I have some objects that I\'m trying to instantiate, but not sure how to go about it.
Is it a code smell to inject a dependency and set one of its properties to your current instance? I set my code in this manner so I could completely isolate the service implementation. I have a series
While implementing the Roleprovider so that it gets the roles from a database. I keep getting a object no instance of... exception.
I\'ve been trying to wrap my head around the topics posted at this similar question: Is it possible to use Dependency Injection/IoC on an ASP.NET MVC FilterAttribute?
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