september 2006 - Posts

• Dependency Injection: Creating Build Strategies

  So this will be my 8:th post about ObjectBuilder and probably the last one for a while since I think I covered quite a lot by now. In this post I will use an example from CAB , but with some small modifications to decouple it from CAB and make it useful Read More... Posted den 18 september 2006 15:50 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0, Design, Dependency Injection, PAG

• Exception Shielding

  Exception Shielding is a design pattern that solves the problem, that a Web service should not disclose any information about the internal implementation of the service when an error occurs. In PAG's reference implementation of the Web Service Software Read More... Posted den 14 september 2006 08:49 by ericqu | 2 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0, Enterprise Library, Design, PAG

• Who Moved My Cheese?

  One of the goals with service orienting your business is to become more agile. Service orientation will bring more agility to the IT systems, but it will also require people in the business to change. As humans we are not very flexible. We tend to stick Read More... Posted den 6 september 2006 14:36 by ericqu | 0 Comments

• Dependency Injection: Creating Your Own Attribute

  In this post I will show how you can create an attribute of your own, that you can use on properties and/or parameters, which will make ObjectBuilder setting the value of the property or parameter. So lets say that you want to know what kind of permission Read More... Posted den 5 september 2006 11:26 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0, Design, Dependency Injection, PAG

• Dependency Injection: Dependency Attribute

  In my last post I made a walkthrough of the Locator. The Dependency attribute is used to make searches in the Locator and then have the property (or parameter) set to the result of the search. In that previous post I used an example of an application Read More... Posted den 1 september 2006 12:59 by ericqu | 1 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0, Design, Dependency Injection, PAG