This is my first try using DI, I\'ve chosen ninject for it\'s reportedly easy learning curve, and have this question.
I\'m used to Ninject, and for a specific project I\'m asked to learn Unity. There is one thing i can\'t find information on how to do.
So I\'ve run into this confusion in the past, and got around it by just not using Ninject. Now that I\'m redoing my site I\'m at a point where Ninject seems to be handy again, but I\'ve got myself con
My app is set up this way Web Data Services POCO Entities Controllers use services (so they should be injected)
There are plenty of examples for having it worked on an MVC application. How is开发者_运维百科 it done on Web Forms?Here are the steps to use Ninject with WebForms.
I am following Steven Sanderson\'s Pro MVC2 book and have a question about using Ninject. In the sports store example, we have in Global.asax.cs
I am trying to implement a session-per-request model in my WCF application, and I have read countless documents on this topic, but looks like there is not a complete demonstration of this. I actually
I\'m writing a simple task runner application. I have a bunch of classes that Implement an ITask interface :
Due do LinqToSql not being appropriate for Many To Many relationships I am in the process of deciding to move to NHibernate (Fluent NHibernate) unless convinced otherwise...
Autofac automatically generates factories for Func<T>; I can even pass parameters. public class MyClass