Generic pipeline for business objects using Castle Windsor

Posted by Jakob Andersen on July 20, 2008
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Currently I'm working with a system handling different operations when receiving business documents in object form. Its quite obvious that the code for handling this has evolved to have a lot more responsibilities than it was intended to. So already having an Inversion of Control container in our s... [More]

Jakob Andersen

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