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• Wcf client proxies created by WCF and timeout

  In this post, Alessandro explains how to create dynamically wcf proxy objects through Castle Windsor. We used this factory for some services exposed with basichttp binding with no problem, now we are using WS* binding and we are experiencing some problems... Posted Oct 21 2009, 09:27 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Use IoC in the UI

  I have a UI that uses MVC pattern, and it communicates with the server through a service exposed with WCF. Now one of the most annoying stuff is a correct handling of all typical errors that could arise in such a situation. We can have different result... Posted Sep 21 2009, 07:46 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle, ioc

• Manage Scope or Execution Context of Repository

  In a project I’m working with Guardian, we are using NHibernate behind a Repository Pattern. Despite the question if is good or not good to shield the session behind a Repository,we encountered a classic problem. The software is structured as service... Posted Aug 07 2009, 04:52 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate, Castle

• Value of architecture

  If I have to tell what is the main property of a good architecture, I surely will answer that a good architecture centralize common operations and make simple to extend the application. Here is a typical example. I have a WCF services called from external... Posted Jul 28 2009, 04:19 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle, Software Architecture, Architecture Castle

• Asp.Net, ObjectDataSource and Castle Windsor

  I’m restructuring a portion of a site, it is well structured, and all logic is inside business classes in another assembly, and they are accessed with ObjectDataSources. My problem is that with the new structure I cannot refer to the concrete classes... Posted May 22 2009, 05:33 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET, Castle

• Integrare Castle Windsor con Wcf a costo zero.

  Castle Windsor è senza dubbio uno dei motori di inversione di controllo più gettonati. L’aspetto interessante è che al suo interno si trovano molte estensioni, chiamate generalmente Facility, per gestire gli scenari più comuni. Stamane mi è capitato di... Posted Apr 27 2009, 05:01 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle, WCF, Castle Windsor

• Castle Wcf facility integration on windows service or console.

  Castle has a great facility to resolve Wcf services with castle windsor. This is really useful because it helps you when your concrete service classes have dependency to be resolved. There are a lot of tutorials or blog posts on how to configure it when... Posted Apr 27 2009, 04:27 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle, .NET framework

• Castle windsor converter for Regex

  In previous post I explained how to build a Converter for castle, to make possibile specify regular expression in configuration file. The example is simplicistic, let’s see how to extend to create a better converter for Regular Expression. The main... Posted Jun 04 2008, 04:29 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Castle Windsor "No converter registered to handle the type"

  If you have an object that has a property of some type that is not known by windsor (as example Regex), if you try to configure it with xml the error “No converter registered to handle the type” will occurs. This happens because the container... Posted Jun 04 2008, 02:44 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Again on castle windsor and default component

  In the last post I gave a solution to make possible to specify the default component in a dependency resolution with castle windsor. That solution is good for automatic dependency resolution, with respect to the previous post if you have a IPageDownloader... Posted May 27 2008, 11:07 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Castle Windsor and default component

  Castle windsor is a really good library of IoC, but has some issues that sometimes can lead to obscure configuration. One of the most important is the concept of a “default component” suppose I create an ICache interface and I want some objects... Posted May 27 2008, 06:16 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Again and again on Castle and lifecycle.

  You can find at this subversion repository ( http://nablasoft.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Castle/TestIOC ) a simple project that contains a custom lifecycle that bound the lifecycle of objects to a  context. This lifecycle was created to address the... Posted Mar 13 2008, 02:52 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Again on Castle Transient and the Custom lifecycle

  Two days ago hammet link one of my old post, (http://hammett.castleproject.org/?p=252) I want now to make another considerations. The end of my old post (http://www.nablasoft.com/Alkampfer/?p=105) reported this problem, I have a class DisposableCon that... Posted Feb 29 2008, 06:59 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Write a custom lifecycle for castle windsor

  In another post I spoke about castle Windsor and lifecycle of objects, now I want to show how to write a custom lifecycle. First of all the class must inherit from AbstractLifestyleManager class, then we must choose where to store the instance of the... Posted Sep 12 2007, 12:39 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle

• Castle.Windsor and lifecycle of objects

  In a previous post I discuss about the importance of calling IWindsorContainer.Release() for all object created through Windsor, to avoid memory leak. There is a little correction to do, the container keeps a reference to an object created through Resolve<T>... Posted Aug 09 2007, 12:33 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Castle