I have a class with two ctors. One parameterless and one with parameters. Unity will by default take the gready approach and go for the last ctor.
I am trying to get Unity to manage the creation of my objects and I want to have some initialization parameters that are not known until run-time:
So I started this new project, and I was trying to incorporate all the new design principles I was reading about, namely trying to make things loosely coupled, testable, and following some patterns.
When trying to refactor an existing asp.net-mvc application to use Turbine as an IoC I get the following result:
So the story goes like this: I have singleton class (a.k.a ServiceLocator) which you can get the instance using the \"CreateInstance()\" method. At the same time, we added Unity into our application
With my pet project I\'m trying to learn to use Turbine as a DI container. I\'m registering unity as locatorprovider as such:
As I understand IoC-container is helpful in creation of application-level objects like services and factories. But domain-level objects should be created manually.
I\'m using the Unity IoC container. It really wasn\'t a decision I made, it just came with Prism, and I\'ve just stuck with it. I\'ve never used any other IoC frameworks, and I must admit I\'m quite h
I am very new to Ninject and am trying Ninject 2 with MVC and Linq. I have a SqlProductRepository class and all I want to know is what\'s the best way of passing the connectionstring in the constructo
I \'musing PRISM and in the Bootstrapper class i did override the ConfigureContainer() method. There is nothing fancy in it just these lines:
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