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28 02 2008

IntoFactories.NET Community Blog on Software Factory Technologies and Tools - Noticias externas (20:26:09) :

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13 05 2008

Damon Wilder Carr (21:54:33) :

LOVE your blog… I’ve been doing a lot of work with Factories (I did the initial port to 2008 of the CastleContrib ActiveWriter DSL).

Recently I did my own IoC improvement however not really a DSL but a run-time state inference engine, but deterministic. This allows for ‘almost’ elmiminating the concept of ‘IoC Config’ (not completely of course).

While Binsor (from Ayende) and it would appear Unity (I need to check it out after writing this) make great leaps, I hope to semantically break things into:

1) What are the fundamental drivers for resolving (at run-time) the implementation to provide to a requester?

2) Given that set of drivers, what are the data elements we must have access to (and be able to perform intelligent parsing of) to arrive at answers?

3) Given results that are conflicting, or not specific, we allow the configuration of ‘meta configuration’ to guide us in ‘rules to use to solve answers to our ‘run-time’ rules’.

etc…

One of the main enablers of this is Linq. I leverage an optimized ‘Linq to Reflection’ system as of course much of the data is Reflection based.

I’m using this with Castle Windsor off their trunk, NHibernate 2.0.0.Alpha1, ActiveRecord, ASP.NET 3.5 & 3.5 Beta 1 (using the prePageHandlerExecute event).

Anyway GLAD TO FIND YOU!

Kind Regards,
Damon Wilder Carr

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