(IOC and AOP (Aspect oriented programming)

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Flare

Hi,

I heard alot of IoC containers and aspect oriented programming for the Java
/ J2EE world, eg, Spring, AspectJ, Pico, etc.

I find the idea very compeeling that the framework calls the obejct instead
of the objects call some kind of static factory. More over the aspect
oriented way eg. to do logging also seems quite interesting. Is these things
possible in .net? Are there any interesting and production ready solutions
out there?

Looking forward to hear from you
Anders
 
Flare said:
Hi,

I heard alot of IoC containers and aspect oriented programming for
the Java / J2EE world, eg, Spring, AspectJ, Pico, etc.

I find the idea very compeeling that the framework calls the obejct
instead of the objects call some kind of static factory. More over
the aspect oriented way eg. to do logging also seems quite
interesting. Is these things possible in .net? Are there any
interesting and production ready solutions out there?
Click to expand...

There's an article on the ServerSide.Net that illustrates what
interfaces/classes in FCL can be used for Interface Injection. Even better,
the Spring Framework is being ported to .NET -- see www.springframework.net.

Cheers,
 
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