All my repository interfaces (i.e. implemented by classes for persisting entities to the database) have a dependency on an interface called IUnitOfWork. The repository classes and the IUnitOfWork are
I\'m tring to create a class which does all sorts of low-level database-related actions but presents a really simple interface to the UI layer.
We\'ve got WCF setup to use Windsor.Now I want to start writing some integration tests and I\'m running into a problem.I found an article by Ayende http://ayende.com/Blog/archive/2007/06/12/WCF-Windso
I have got IController which implements 2 ControllerA, ControllerB say I have a class: public class MyComponent
I\'m w开发者_Python百科orking on my first sharepoint project. Is there a way I can use dependency injection (like castle windsor) in sharepoint?
I\'m learning how to use Windsor TypedFactory: that feature it\'s just awesome! I made it work for my need, but I have a concern about having 1
I have an Interface IRepo <Entity>. I have a generic implementation Repo<Entity>. Now i just do the following
I have a service with two different implementations and I would like to inject into the controllers constructor, depends on a criteria (at the moment the criteria is a simple value stored in session).
In version 1.3 you can use contaier[cmpKey] to extract a component with all dependency if any. into new release (2.5) that accessor is obsolete and none of the options provided by Resolve Method reall
I was exploring the installer functionality of Castle Windsor based on the answers from a related question. I want to use the Web.config to specify the name of the database and I would rather not expl
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