In castle windsor, when registering instances with a singleton lifecycle, is there a way to eagerly instantiate them (rather then having them initialized the fir开发者_运维知识库st time they are injec
Given the following Code. [TestMethod] public void CanResolveILoggerTest() { var Container = new Castle.Windsor.WindsorContainer();
I\'ve just got to grips with the basics of NHibernate, and while refactoring my data accessand domain layers I thought I might as well get cute and start using dependency injection for the data access
Hi I am attempting to use Castle windsor Nhibernate Facility with fluent Nhibernate and Im getting the error above, as far as Im aware , I have followed the instructions on setting this up. Has anyone
What configuration do I need to setup a static property dependency using Windsor container? I have the following class at the moment and I would like the Logger property to be injected.
I\'ve been working on creating my own IoC container for learning purposes. After asking a couple questions about them, I was shown that creating a factory to \"resolve\" the objects was the best solut
How do I register multiple interceptors usi开发者_C百科ng the fluent API?For a component? Component.For<Foo>().Interceptors<TestInterceptor1, TestInterceptor2>();
Consider the following classes: public interface IView { /// <summary> /// Ignore this (its only for the assertion)
I have a weird issue. My unit test passes in the IDE but fails in the command line (usually I\'d expect it the other way around).
I\'ve read that in order to get caching and push performance when using an Interceptor Selector when using Castle Dynamic Proxy that I need to override GetTy开发者_JAVA百科pe(), GetHashCode() and Equa
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