In my previous post I covered the configuration of the Unity Application Block for Constructor Injection without modifying the class being injected. In this post I will cover Property Injection and how write API and XML configuration.
The following code has a dependency on the ILogger class exposed through a public property in line 10 (Property [...]
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22
Sep
POCO and Unity Application Block Part I
Published in C#, Unity Application BlockUsing Plain Old CLR Objects (POCO) with the Unity Application Block
Plain old CLR objects is a term borrowed from Java (POJO) that refers to objects that are not entangled with framework specific code or dependencies. For Example, when classes have multiple constructors you can add the [InjectionConstructor] Attribute to the constructor that you want Unity [...]
21
Sep
Using Plain Old CLR Objects (POCO) with the Unity Application Block
Plain old CLR objects is a term borrowed from Java (POJO) that refers to objects that are not entangled with framework specific code or dependencies. For Example, when classes have multiple constructors you can add the [InjectionConstructor] Attribute to the constructor that you want Unity [...]
16
Sep
I will be speaking about the Unity Application Block, Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control at the Sarasota .Net Users Group.
Wed, September. 17, 2008 at 6:00pm – 8:00pm. Location: Sarasota Community Foundation, 2635 Fruitville Rd., Sarasota, FL 34237 (just west of Tuttle on the north side of Fruitville).
The Microsoft Unity Application Block is a [...]