Awesome! Thanks Sebastien. Hopefully this is the _only_ place I have to use this. It just makes me cringe having to do so :). Jason "For The Developers!" Olson...
I've been down the road of reflection in the past, and I came to the conclusion that you normally end up writing as much plumbing code as you would just...
We're currently generating NHibernate objects (with mappings via ActiveRecord), DTOs and client-side proxies from simple C# 'interfaces' (it seems slightly...
I believe that this really depends on context. Sometimes I prefer to send domain objects across the wire, in most cases I use NH mappings to map directly from...
There's plenty of instnaces where you get an object from another part of the system and have to register that for consumtpion by others so i'm not too worried...
It sounds to me like the issue here is that Nicolas wants to use (or is using) MORE than just the IoC capabilities of Spring.NET. StructureMap, love it or hate...
I completely concur with stephen. Spring .NET is just more than only IoC. (we can argue that it is not a good thing) When I was working with spring.net, I...
We currently have a few clients that consume WCF services, and through test and production it is becoming more and more painful to configure the service and...
I get that, but he didn't mention the other stuff until later. I used to use a lot of that stuff also, but found it lacking considerably. Maybe its better...
Hey everybody - Housekeeping note: there's going to be an ALT.NET at QCon San Francisco this year, http://qconsf.com/ A number of folks that have been active...
Richard, There were some ThoughtWorkers that expressed an interest in doing an open spaces. David Cameron for one. Maybe they'd be interested in participating...
I mentioned the used of the other features in my second mail, but no matter, I think that I will create that tool and shared it with the community. About the...
... container? I think so, yes, though much as is the case with other more-than-just- an-Ioc frameworks (Castle, etc.) much of the benefit is when you adopt...
David, Is an ALT.NET dinner or happy hour planned for any day of the conference when interested folks could get together? - Adwait ... -- Adwait Ullal w:...
I'm pretty sure Dru Sellers and I will be there hoping to learn something from all the brain power that will be there. I'd be up for a dinner for sure. ... ...
Hi all I could really use some advice on this before going too far down what might be the wrong path. I suspect that it is quite common, so hopefully I'll be ...
It is an interesting proposal. I posted the same question about configuration tools in the Spring Support Forum. After getting an answer from there I will make...
Its not just about the fluentness, its about the need for a LOT less configuration. Even with a fluent api, Spring would *still* require a ton more config....
I agree that the need for a tool is an indication that something is wrong. However Spring is based on a different belief system. Auto-wiring might not work...
hammett
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Short version: a) Should we have IRepository<T> generic implementation as base to our Repositories? b) in case yes, can IRepository<T>:IQueryable<T>? Long...
I agree; its not at all clear to me that the broad feeling that "lots of config via XML is a code-smell" is necessarily true for all-comers. For some, swapping...
Use temporal patterns to deal with this, with an approved flag to detect what is valid or not.No deletion at any point, you are going to want to have that...
Ayende Rahien
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The IQueryProvider and IQueryable<T> can provide solutions for many, but not all scenarios. Even when using LINQ to NHibernate, we still run into scenarios...
Ok, how 'bout I replace the term "more modern" with "Not stuck serving its original Java codebase". Windsor, StructureMap, Ninject, etc do not have this...
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