I\'m going over Sanderson\'s Pro ASP.NET MVC Framework and in Chapter 4 he discusses Creating a Custom Controller Factory and it seems that the original method, AddComponentLifeStyle or AddComponentWi
I\'m using windsor container into a win service. I\'m using Linq2sql for persistence purpose. An instance of Linq2Sql DC has been injected into 2 component UnitOfWork and Repository
I am looking to see how Ioc/Di can simplify wiring the following classes I use often. Consider a library that has an abstract notion of an Entity and an interface for a data access object:
I have an MVC3 application that I hope will be serving a large number of user requests. I would like to use an IoC container but don\'t want it to slow down the performance of my application.
I see that a breaking change made to Windsor recently is the following: change - IReleasePolicy interface has a new method: IReleasePolicy CreateSubPolicy(); usage of
Following the samples that appear to be targeting MVC 3.0 and Castle.Windsor I\'ve run into a bit of a snag - I know a workaround, but I am really confused about what the \'best practice\' to do is no
Following scenario: We use the Fluent API to register all components in an assembly and two components tyepof(A) with named keys. Another class B with two properties typeof(A) should get the named co
OK we are using message security with username credentials (and X509 certificate encryption) to communicate with our WCF service. I am not happy with this approach but that is not the point of questio
I\'m trying to configure Nhibernate with Castle Windsor Container using Nhibernate Facility. But i\'m having
During resolving Windsor dependencies I have the following exception: Could not resolve non-optional dependency for \'Namespace.MyClass1\' (Namespace.MyClass1).
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