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Hi there,
can anyone help?
I have created a WCF library (not application) and i will be hosting this in a SVC IIS page..
But i was wanting to load the unity stuff in generic place... I could load it in the global.asax but then its tied to the IIS Asp....
Started by mark smith on
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You can use an IInstanceProvider to create service objects using Unity or another IOC container.
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Episode 1
Code: Select all bzr branch lp:hello-unity
Episode 2
Episode 3 and Episode 4
New in 0.3: Sound Menu
I was stuck on this one for a while, it appeared at first that the libunity API wasn’t working from Python, but with the help of Conor Curran...
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Guys, is there an easiest way to learn unity ? I haven't read much about IoC etc, but I need to learn IoC based on Unity for my future reference. Please help. Thanks
Started by Funky81 on
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unity
All you need is to understand basic conception of IoC/DI, and in order to do that you need related post here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1232643/getting-started-with-unity-framework.
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Can I test if a type has been registered in a Unity container without calling for a Resolve and trapping the exception?
Started by johnc on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
See the release and tested Unity 2.0 beta 1....
The Beta1 of Unity 2.0 is available on Codeplex as of Feb 10th.
Unity 2.0 will have an IsRegistered method that you can use to find out if a type has been registered in the container.
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Can someone explain to me what is the purpose of the Unity Application Block? I tried looking through the documentation but its all very abstract.
What are some practical uses for the Unity block?
Started by Dave on
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For more on Unity MSDN has some great resources, and I highly suggest reading more)....
I think the best simple definition using the DI Container as a configurable factory class .
The Unity Application Block is used for dependency injection .
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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 happy with Unity. However, the satisfaction may come from...
Started by Stian Karlsen on
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I've used a few IoC containers and I use Unity ....
From what I've found, Unity seems much easier to get running if your code doesn't have full trust.
One reason to use Unity is if you're needing to work in a medium trust environment.
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Does Ninject have and equivalent method for unity's registerinstance.
I want to create a mock object and register it.
Thanks
Started by Ryu on
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Bind<IMyType>().ToConstant(mock.Object)....
Here's the simple answer
Bind<IMyType>().ToConstant<MyType>(new MyType());
So here's an example using Moq:
var mock = new Mock<IMyType>(); //Setup your mock expectations / etc here .
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Hi, since starting at a new company I've noticed that they use unity cpp files for the majority of our solution, and I was wondering if anyone is able to give me a definitive reason as to why and how these speed up the build process?, as I would've thought...
Started by Stowelly on
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An introduction on "Unity Builds" along with benefits, disadvantages and a complete CMake integration can.
See also The Magic Of Unity Builds as linked in the above question as well.
Benefit.
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I am using Microsoft's Unity for dependency injection and I want to do something like this:
IDataContext context = _unityContainer.Resolve<IDataContext>(); var repositoryA = _unityContainer.Resolve<IRepositoryA>(context); //Same instance of...
Started by NotDan on
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With that LifetimeManager in....
Http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc440953.aspx
It sounds need.
And I believe Unity should have a way for you to avoid constructing 3 instances of it, or you should of IDataContext that Unity creates.
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Greetings
Is there a way for a unity container to pass itself to an object?
i.e.:
public class Something { public Something(IUnityContainer container) { ... } }
Thank you for the help.
Started by Jay Allard on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Prior to Unity, we built our own IOC.
Thank you.
Access?
The first answer is sort of what I was thinking .
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