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Multi Tenant Architecture via Dependency Injection: Part 3

Using Ninject and Dependency Injection to enhance your ASP.Net MVC application’s Multi-Tenant Application.

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Multi Tenant Architecture via Dependency Injection: Part 2

Using Ninject and Dependency Injection to enhance your ASP.Net MVC application’s Multi-Tenant Application.

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Multi Tenant Architecture via Dependency Injection: Part 1

Discover how to use Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection to enhance your web application’s Multi-Tenant Application.

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S#arp Architecture

I have been doing some work and research with ASP.NET MVC 2.0.  My first interest was to try to figure out how to get Dependency Injection working with ASP.NET.  I started doing investigating how to link in Springframework.net.  This direction led me down a track that required some manual configuration.  This is when i found [...]

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Writing ASP.NET MVC Applications on MacOS X?

Interesting news today, there’s a new build of MonoDevelop that works with MacOS X.  MonoDevelop is a fully functional IDE for writing apps in Mono, a cross platform .NET library.
 

 
Follow the link for more info: http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2009/May-05-1.html

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Recover from a WCF Service Fault, Part 2 (Generic ServiceClientFactory Class)

After finding the simple solution for handling WCF Service Faults in the original post, I figured it should be relatively trivial to find a generic solution to this problem if you’re using similar WCF clients in a project and want to reset ALL of them on a channel fault.  I developed a generic ServiceClientFactory class [...]

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Using XSLT in .Net

So you’ve finished writing your new XSLT file using your favorite XML/XSLT editing tool. Great. Now for the next problem, you’ve been given the task to transform thousands of XML documents using your new XSLT file. Great… There’s no way we can transform all of these documents by hand. At this point we should be [...]

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