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Jacques Bosch

Simple AOP Example Using Castle DynamicProxy 2.0 - David Hayden [MVP C#] - CodeBetter.C... - 0 views

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  • Jacques Bosch on 28 Oct 10
     
    "Unity 1.2 is about to be released anytime now, and one of the exciting new features is that the core interception technology from the Policy Injection Application Block has been moved to Unity. This allows one to do AOP with Unity without the need for Enterprise Library and the Policy Injection Application Block."
Jacques Bosch

Ninject AOP using Castle's DynamicProxy2 - SimpleInterceptor - InterceptAttribute - 0 views

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  • Jacques Bosch on 28 Oct 10
     
    "I couldn't find an example of doing AOP Method Interception using Ninject and Castle's DynamicProxy2 or LinFu DynamicProxy, so I consulted Ninject's Unit Tests and created my own sample. In the sample shown below, I will be using Castle's DynamicProxy2, but quite honestly I think you can use Linfu DynamicProxy by just swapping out the DynamicProxy2Module for the LinfuModule in the code below as well as referencing the Ninject.Integration.LinFu Assembly as opposed to the Ninject.Integration.DynamicProxy2 Assembly. By the way, there are some really good CodeProject article's on Linfu that I mentioned on PnPGuidance: LinFu Articles on CodeProject Well-Worth Reading."
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