I\'m trying out Ninject with a winforms app (basically a sketch, I\'m using it sort of like a kata, but nothing so rigorous or specific) in .net 4.
models from shell-view-model with abstract factory pattern. I need inject in view-models classes from external assembly. If I use abstract factory pattern on creation view-models. Problem is imported
We have a huge Java Swing application. Now we want to remove couplings from all the components so that we can reuse them.
I am trying to tidy up an application, and have m开发者_StackOverflowanually been doing Constructor Dependency Injection for a while.
I know spring has it\'s own object factories for JPA but I want to just get this working as is... From there I will investigate best practice. I am just in the understanding process.
Let\'s say class Foo requires injection of class Bar.Should I typehint the method parameter because I know what Bar needs to be, or should I not typehint it, in case Bar changes in the future?
I was playing with new Asp net mvc 3 RC2. I have created a WindsorViewPageActivator class as follows public class WindsorViewPageActivator : IViewPageActivator
I\'m attempting to use Ninject to inject repositories into controllers of my MVC project. public class HomeController : Controller
I would like to instanciate several versions of the same kind of dependency tree/chain which use different implementations for some of the interfaces in that tree/chain. What is the best Guice practic
I like Constructor injection for dependency injection. It forces a clear declaration of concerns from a type and helps with testability.
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