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  • Understanding the WebFormsMVPExtensions IModelInjectorFactory

    The process that examines the model, looks for attributes, and uses the injector to inject in reference data is controlled by the IModelInjectorFactory interface. The default implementation, DefaultModelInjectorFactory, controls the injection process. I'm going to explain a little about what this...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Thu, Aug 12 2010
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  • WebFormsMvpExtensions - Other Types of Model Injections

    The other supported type of injection by the WebFormsMvpExtensions framework is model injection using a DI container, like Unity or Castle. Setting up this type of container is easy. In the appropriate WebFormsMvp third party project, an Injection namespace was added with an appropriate model injector...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Thu, Aug 12 2010
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  • WebFormsMvpExtensions Framework: Intro to Dependency Injection

    I was glad to see an open-source project using the MVP pattern for web forms on the OSS market. Either the MVP or MVC patterns is a good solution for ASP.NET because it doesn't rely on the page to utilize the logic; rather, we can separate the presentation logic versus the view logic/binding. I felt...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Wed, Aug 11 2010
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