Register Synchronization in ATM

[Tavo]

Hi, i need to publish an event after commiting a transaction.

I'm doing Something like this

[Transaction]
public void HandleObject(ObjectDTO dto)
{
  MyObject myObject = GetMyObjectFromDto(dto);
  transactionManager.RegisterSynchronization(new MySynchronization
(myObject))
  ActOnMyObject(myObject)
}

Inside the MySynchronization i send the event through the bus After
Commit

I don't like so much having am explicit dependency on the
transactionManager and having to write this inside my code, but i
don't see another way to register my synchronization...

How may i improve this?

Gustavo.
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Re: How to integrate Castle ActiveRecord and WCF using Windsor?

[Tavo]

Thx!

On Feb 11, 7:07 pm, Craig Neuwirt cneuw...@gmail.com wrote:
 It needs to be an IContractBehavior to ensure that it is propertly applied
 to the operations at the right time during channel or service host
 initialization

 On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 4:28 AM, Tavo gustavo.rin...@gmail.com wrote:

  Craig talking about this, i have seen that you set the UnitOfWork
  Behavior as an IEndpointBehavior.
  I have seen others doing it as an IContractBehavior or
  IServiceBehavior.

  Can you tell what was your consideration to decide going for this
  instead of the others?

  Thanks.

  Gustavo.

  On Feb 10, 3:57 pm, Craig Neuwirt cneuw...@gmail.com wrote:
   They are independent.  You should be able to configure them
  independently.
    I suspect what you are looking for is how to manage session/transaction
   scope per request.  If you look at the WcfFacility tests you will find a
   UnitOfWorkBehavior which shows you how to create the plumbing you need.
   For
   AR, you will just need to create a new SessionScope/TransactionScope in
  the
   BeforeInvoke and Dispose it in the AfterInvoke.

   On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 4:41 AM, crios...@gmail.com crios...@gmail.com
  wrote:

Hey guys,

Can anyone provide working snippet for integration AR and WCF services
using windsor container (facility perhaps?) for PerCall (per request)
model?..

Thank you in advance! :)
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