I am just writing a class implementing the ServiceLocator pattern. public class ServiceFactory : IServiceFactory
Is it even possible to setup MVC3 to use the DependencyResolver in order to get a custom ModelMetadataProvider or ModelValidatorProvider? Cause at this point I can\'t get it to work what so ever via t
Using DI into MainView is not problem: I added my windows into my container and on start up I show my windows that has been pulled out from my container. But If I have a usercontrol added into my main
I want to use Spring inside a legacy application. The core piece is a class, let\'s call it LegacyPlugin, that represents a sort of pluggable piece in the application. The problem is that this class
Is it okay to use injection when writing code for a simple settings class? I have some class like Simulator, which has it\'s own SimulatorSettings. So what approach should I take to inject these sett
I am interested in direct field dependency injection. Traditionally, Spring supports both constructor injection (supplying arguments to constructors) and setter-based injection (calling setters on a c
I am hearing people say you should not use Service Locator for your Dependency Injection. So how exactly do you inject the dependencies without relying on a service locator? I want to try out IoC cont
Where do I start? Over the course of learning to program one runs into design patterns, architectural choices etc. For me, I understand conceptually DI, IoC and why they are needed/good. Modularity,
I have a consumer class responsible for consuming a string and deciding what to do with it. It can either parse and insert the parse data in a database or notify an administrator.
This is my 1st time trying Spring3\'s @Scheduled , but found I cannot commit to DB. This is my code :
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