Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
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The document discusses inversion of control (IoC) and dependency injection using the StructureMap IoC container. It provides an example of refactoring a MusicPlayer class to decouple its dependencies and introduce IoC. It then covers benefits of IoC like testability and extensibility. Finally, it discusses using StructureMap for configuration and autowiring in applications like their Link project.
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NHibernate is mature ORM. This presentation goes through main concepts of it. Was used at Lviv .NET User Group.
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Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
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- 3. A Concrete Example – A Music Player As a User of Music Player I want my Player to select songs of my favorite band from some list and play those songs… Copyright © 2009 SoftServe, Inc.
- 13. IoC Containers and Features Copyright © 2009 SoftServe, Inc.
- 17. Questions? Copyright © 2009 SoftServe, Inc.