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I have a ViewModel class which I want to resolve via the unity ServiceLocator, but my viewModel requires a parameter to the constructor. The parameter\'s type is one of the entities in my application
I am trying to make use of Unity Framework with Entity Framework. Let me explain the scenario. Let\'s say I have a Database with 5 tables. I will have 5 interfaces each of them corresponding to one ta
Everywhere I look for information on Windsor or Spring.net its always in reference to MVC. Is there any point trying to implement it f开发者_JS百科or web forms projects or wcf?It just so happens that
I have this class : public class Repo { public Repo() : this(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[\"identity\"],ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[\"password\"])
Please be gentle, I\'m a newb to this IoC/MVC thing but I am trying.I understand the value of DI for testing purposes and how IoC resolves dependencies at run-time and have been through several exampl
Update 18th December 2012 Since this question seems to be getting quite a few views, I should point out that the accepted answer is not the solution I used, but it does provide the links and resource
I\'m playing around with dependency injection in a web-forms website al a Ninject and whilst I have had no problem at all getting the site running smoothly I\'ve had a pretty big problem when viewing
How can I configure a dictionary via XML with Unity container? This works: <register type=\"System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[string,int]\" >
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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