I\'m using a configuration within the global.asax.cs to register the components but it looks the container hasn\'t been initialized yet at the first http request (HomeController > Index action) and it
Is Castle Windsor\'s Inteceptor mechanism considered to be a good/effective way of implementing the Unit of Work pattern?
Is is possible to get the container instance back from Servi开发者_如何学PythonceLocation? I only see the ability to resolve instances of types, not register them. You can\'t. CommonServiceLocator onl
Using MVC and trying to use dependency injection for controllers, but when I try to call a method on a controller that takes a dependency, I get the \"no parameterless constructor\" error.Here\'s my s
Having the code below in my Global.asax.cs and two controller (one based on a the other: MasterController) I don\'t seem to find how can I resolve the repository register in my WindsorContainer from t
Wanted to ask a quick question regarding castle windsor and implementing IoC for Controllers in Areas. Does Castle 2.5 support MVC 2.0 areas?
Castle Windsor 2.5. This fails. Why? Is it designated beahvior or a bug? Seems subdependency resolvers are not even queried when resolving top-level services.
I am currently making the move from StructureMap to Castle Windsor. Using StructureMap, you can bootstrap the framework in one central location, and then call ObjectFactory.GetInstance anywhere in yo
If I had the code below what are the best practise / design considersations for replacing it with IoC (we are looking to use Castle Windsor).As the \"using\" statement is responsible for creating the
I have an ASP.NET MVC application that also employs the typical NHibernate / Castle stack. On startup, the application\'s memory footprint sits around 190Mb and I wish to be able to run multiple isola
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