I was wondering if you could use Dependency Injection to initialize an Asp.net mvc taghelper. I’ll modify the example used in my previous post Creating a custom taghelper. Creating a service to inject public interface IPersonService { string GetName(); } public class PersonService : IPersonService { public String GetName() { return “PersonService.GetName()”; } } Register […]
Read More →In the ASP.NET MVC 6, you can now use the @inject keyword. This allows you to inject a service (class) into your view. This class must be public, non-nested and non-abstract. The @inject needs 2 “parameters” in order to work. @inject [name of your class] [variable name that can be used in your view] My […]
Read More →Like the title says, i want to use MEF in an Asp.Net MVC application and the lifetime of the object has to be exactly the same as the lifetime of the request. In short, i want 1 single unique object that is recreated per request. In MEF there is a way to control the lifetime […]
Read More →MEF stands for “Microsoft Extensibility Framework”. If you want an overview of MEF, you can look here. In this post we will integrated MEF with Asp.Net MVC 4 and with the WebApi. Asp.Net MVC 4 First of all you need to reference the “System.ComponentModel.Composition.dll” assembly which contains the implementation of MEF. Now where are going […]
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