Hi,
I am using Microsoft unity to do dependency inject but I have a small
problem.
Let's say I have a business layer assembly and a data layer assembly. The
data layer exposes 2 interfaces,
IDataRepositortyA and IDataRepositoryB. These are both constructed by unity.
Now let's say
Hi Jeff,
You need to think twice about exposing low-level functionality through a
high-level interface. The purpose of repositories is, in one respect, to
hide low level functionality. If you feel that you need to do so then maybe
you have problems with one or both of your interfaces. Some
Thanks Michael,
That makes sense.
I was thinking I would need to do some sort of cast
Eg
If (repositoryB is ILowLevelDataRepositoryB)
{
ILowLevelDataRepositoryB lowLevelRepositryB =
(ILowLevelDataRepositoryB) repositryB
.
}
But I really
Alright, so it's almost friday, and I figure I'll spark a discussion.
Since I'm always eavesdropping into conversations going in at work, I find a
lot of dodgy things happen, very unethical ways of making money and getting
business, I'm guessing it really is the norm in all business's.
So how
On 29 July 2010 10:19, Winston Pang winstonp...@gmail.com wrote:
Alright, so it's almost friday, and I figure I'll spark a discussion.
Since I'm always eavesdropping into conversations going in at work, I find
a lot of dodgy things happen, very unethical ways of making money and
getting
ill tell you when i leave ;)
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 10:21 AM, David Connors da...@codify.com wrote:
On 29 July 2010 10:19, Winston Pang winstonp...@gmail.com wrote:
Alright, so it's almost friday, and I figure I'll spark a discussion.
Since I'm always eavesdropping into conversations going
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 10:19 AM, Winston Pang winstonp...@gmail.comwrote:
Alright, so it's almost friday, and I figure I'll spark a discussion.
Since I'm always eavesdropping into conversations going in at work, I find
a lot of dodgy things happen, very unethical ways of making money and
Just as a courtesy could you please OT the subject of content of this type
of stuff so my filter works.
ozDotNet becomes sans DotNet sometimes. The OT just helps for us whom are
after the meat without the potatoes.
TIA.
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 10:19 AM, Winston Pang
Alright, so it's almost friday, and I figure I'll spark a discussion.
Since I'm always eavesdropping into conversations going in at work, I find a
lot of dodgy things happen, very unethical ways of making money and getting
business, I'm guessing it really is the norm in all business's.
So
Hi all,
One of my gripes regarding Visual Studio 2010 is just how long it takes for
that XAML Design view
to load. It takes ages. On my machine it can take 20 seconds to load. On one of
my colleagues
I've seen it take between 40 seconds and a minute to load. It's an absolute
pain.
So when
If I recall, Paul Stovell showed how to do this at Code Camp.
I think he said that you right click the xaml file (in solution explorer),
click 'open with'. Then set the default to open in just the code editor.
-David Burela
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