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David Hayden is presenting Introduction to Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) at the IASA Tampa Chapter on February 28, 2008. Write less code and create more maintainable applications by leveraging AOP to handle logging, caching, validation, security, and other cross-cutting concerns. In this presentation we will explore AOP functionality built into numerous tools and frameworks such as Castle Windsor, SpringFramework.NET, Enterprise Library's Policy Injection Application Block, and PostSharp so you can better understand its benefits and how to use it in your own applications. If available by the time of the meeting, I will also show off the Unity Dependency Injection Container in Enterprise Library 4.0 and how to incorporate AOP with it.
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Take advantage of the ability to create your own IControllerFactory in the ASP.NET MVC Framework to serve Controller Classes. Here is an example of a Custom ControllerFactory that can use Castle Windsor and SpringFramework.Net for dependency injection of controller classes.
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The Repository Factory from Microsoft Patterns & Practices comes with a cool RepositoryFactory Class that maps Repository Interfaces to Repository Classes for a bit of loose coupling in your ASP.NET and Winform Applications. For more robust IoC Services, one could use Castle Windsor to serve the Repository Classes as well as other services in your .NET Applications. Here is an example.
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