Unity

Presenting Enterprise Library 5 and Unity 2 at IASA Tampa Florida

I'll be presenting What's New in Enterprise Library 5 and Unity 2 at IASA Tampa this evening.

Download Unity 2 and Unity 2 for Silverlight RTM

Although the Unity 2 RTM bits were in EntLib 5, you can now download Unity 2 as a stand-alone installer.

EntLib 5 and Unity 2 Beta 2 Downloads

Download the Beta 2 Releases.

Download Enterprise Library 5 and Unity 2 Beta 1

Still a work in progress, but you can officially download beta 1 of both.

Enterprise Library 5 and Unity 2 Expected April 14 - Patterns and Practices

Fantastic News! Enterprise Library 5 and Unity 2 expected April 14, 2010!

InjectionFactory and Automatic Factories in Unity 2 - Tutorials and Examples

Unity 2 introduces Automatic Factories and InjectionFactory.

Unity Configuration from Separate Configuration File

If you have to configure Unity via a configuration file, better to do it in a separate configuration file from your App.config or Web.config.

Data Access Application Block Screencast - Enterprise Library Videos - DAAB

Based on requests, I have put together a quick screencast introducing the Data Access Application Block ( DAAB ) with and without Unity.

Enterprise Library 4.1 and Unity 1.2 Hands-on Labs Download - Patterns & Practices

Download the new hands-on labs for Enterprise Library and Unity.

Testing If Type Has Been Registered With Unity - Patterns & Practices

Erwin Van Der Valk has an interesting post on such an extension.

Registering Factory Method to Create Objects with Unity - StaticFactoryExtension

A quick sample on using the StaticFactoryExtension to register factory methods to create objects with Unity.

Unity Dependency Injection for Silverlight Released - Patterns & Practices

Download it now.

Unity and Silverlight - Dependency Injection and IoC with Unity in Silverlight Applications

Chris mentions a new source code drop with a few changes.

The Unity Framework on .NET Rocks!

I forgot about this. Last month I recorded a show with Carl and Richard from .NET Rocks! where we got to talking about Unity, EntLib, Software Factories, and what have ya.

Generic Decorator Chains Example using Unity Dependency Injection Container

A quick sample on generic decorator chains using Unity.

Download Enterprise Library 4.1 with Unity Application Block v1.2

Enterprise Library 4.1 is released.

AOP and Unity - InterfaceInterceptor Example - Unity Dependency Injection Tutorials

More discussion of the new AOP features in Unity v1.2.

Top 5 Reasons to Choose Unity Dependency Injection Container

I get this question all the time so here are some thoughts off the top of my head.

VirtualMethodInterceptor in Unity v1.2 - For Those Castle DynamicProxy Fans...

I had a chance this evening to play with the new VirtualMethodInterceptor in Unity.

TransparentProxyInterceptor and Unity Interception Extension Example in Unity v1.2

I suspect Chris Tavares is enjoying changing the name of the interceptor in Unity v1.2 just to make me keep updating my examples :) That's okay, I probably deserve it!

Extend Unity and UnityContainer with Extension Methods in C# 3.0

A simple extension method to create a RegisterSingleton<T> Method on UnityContainer.

Unity Interception Extension Example - TransparentProxyPolicyInjector HandlerAttribute ICallHandler

As promised, here is a quick sample on using the TransparentProxyPolicyInjector in Unity v1.2.

Unity and StructureMap - Dynamically Configuring Constructor Injection via Fluent Interfaces

I have a preference for StructureMap when it comes to dynamically configuring constructor injection via the fluent interfaces.

New Unity Drop - TransparentProxyInterception and TransparentProxyPolicyInjector

There is a new drop of Unity dated September 29th on CodePlex. Here are a few changes I noticed in the source code.

Unity Interception Extension and RemotingPolicyInjector Screencast - Unity Tutorials

A new screencast by PnPGuidance that shows how to use the new Interception Extension in Unity v1.2 to assist with AOP Style Development in your .NET Applications.