As a disclaimer I shall say that I\'m still trying to wrap my head around the whole DI pattern therefore I guess it\'s needless to say that my code might probably have a major conceptual bug.
I really stuck trying to get unity to work for a c# project I\'m working on. Its throwing an \"Object reference not set to an instance of an object\" error in my unity controller factory class.
Is there a way to tell during exection whether code is being run from a Silverlight Unit Test Framework assembly? (For context, I am hoping to create a NinjectModule which will bind DomainClient to a
开发者_JAVA技巧My Entity class has a dependency on a Repository. public class User { private readonly IUserRepository _userRepository;
Greetings. I am mocking a search engine for testing in my web app. This search engine returns xml documents with different schemas. The schema depends on a parameter known as a collection set. Return
JSF 1.2 specification allows injection of an entity manager into a managed bean via the @PersistenceContext annotation (JSR 252, 开发者_StackOverflow中文版p. 5-13).
I understand how to implement a StructureMap registry, my question concerns the fact that every project that contains a StructureMap registry requires a static reference to the StructureMap assembly.
I am working on a WPF application using an MVC architecture and an IOC Container.Presently, I am wrestling with a design issue involving the scope and lifetime of certain container provided components
Here is my repository class: public interface IMyRepository : IRepository<IMyEntity>{} public class MyRepository : IMyRepository
I\'ve looked at Ninject, StructureMap and Other Dependency Injection and Service Locator frameworks, but this question is more about learning how it works and what can be better.More to the point, I’
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