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Platform Website setup to allow constructor-based dependency injection of controllers?
Ryan Morlok
Is the Cobalt Platform Website setup to allow constructor-based dependency injection of controllers? In the Advisor product I'm looking to inject my services into my controllers and I don't want to have to reference the IoC explicitly. If it is supported, can someone point me to an example of where it is being used?
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Jake Anstadt
Yup, its set up to handle constructor injection. Check out PromotionsWorkflow.cs. Also, be sure to register your interface and workflow/service in the proper location in Bootstrapper.cs.
Bootstrappers.RegisterAppLayer.DoRegistration();
Bootstrappers.RegisterServices.DoRegistration();
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Jake Anstadt
Yup, its set up to handle constructor injection. Check out PromotionsWorkflow.cs. Also, be sure to register your interface and workflow/service in the proper location in Bootstrapper.cs.
Bootstrappers.RegisterAppLayer.DoRegistration();
Bootstrappers.RegisterServices.DoRegistration();
Ryan Morlok
Thanks Jake!
Andrew Gerber
One little nitpick: Do the IoC registrations in your product's Product.cs file instead of the Bootstrapper... either Product.InitializeRequest or Product.Initialize. Take a look at how WestlawNext is doing it:
\data\Website\WestlawNext\WestlawNext.Web\Product.cs
Andrew Gerber
Whoops... based on your other questions you probably already know this
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