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There is another feature that I do not find in the dependency injection frameworks I’ve seen — list injection.
For example, let’s suppose you have a kind of a notification service that sends messages using all possible delivery providers. It makes sense to have a list of these in the service:
public class NotificationService {
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For example, let’s suppose you have a kind of a notification service that sends messages using all possible delivery providers. It makes sense to have a list of these in the service:
public class NotificationService {
[…] ... Continue reading »
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April 4th, 2008 at 3:23 pm
The problem of making this behavior standard is the possible backward compatibility ghost. If you propose this on the devel list, we could certainly run a vote and decide it.
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It is almost the same solution I am providing, but without the support for IEnumerable/IList/ICollection dependencies.
There is still a question why it is not in Castle itself.
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1 year ago
It is almost the same solution I am providing, but without the support for IEnumerable/IList/ICollection dependencies.
There is still a question why it is not in Castle itself.
1 year ago
April 4th, 2008 at 3:23 pm
The problem of making this behavior standard is the possible backward compatibility ghost. If you propose this on the devel list, we could certainly run a vote and decide it.
1 year ago