PolicyInjectionApplicationBlock
As promised, here is a quick sample on using the TransparentProxyPolicyInjector in Unity v1.2.
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There is a new drop of Unity dated September 29th on CodePlex. Here are a few changes I noticed in the source code.
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The Web Service Software Factory Policy Extensions are new to the Contrib Project.
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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.
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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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An article in the February 2008 MSDN Magazine provides information on how to integrate the Policy Injection Application Block with WCF Services.
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Grigori Melnik, the Product Manager of Enterprise Library, announced that Enterprise Library 3.5 will now be Enterprise Library 4 with the addition of a Dependency Injection Application Block that will both be used to simplify the configuration of Enterprise Library itself as well as be a stand alone application block for use in winform and web applications. Although you have those developers who will continue to take punches at Microsoft for reinventing tools that are already in OSS Projects, this is a positive move to 1) help simplify patterns and practices deliverables, 2) offer a single container across all their products, and 3) deliver the full potential of the Policy Injection Application Block.
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The Repository Factory generates interfaces for each repository class in the data access layer which allows one to add call handlers from the Policy Injection Application Block to the interfaces to help with features like caching, validation, etc.
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This screencast highlights Web Client Software Factory and Enterprise Library 3.1 Features included in the WCSF 1.1 and EntLib 3.1 Sample I created and made available for download.
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A Web Client Software Factory Sample that shows business object validation, data access to SQL Server Express Database, the policy injection application block, model-view-presenter, and dependency injection.
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Enterprise Library 3.1 was released and includes a number bug fixes for issues reported after the Enterprise Library 3.0 Release.
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The screencast discusses the use of the Policy Injection Application Block and the CachingCallHandler to provide caching in ASP.NET Web Applications.
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An MSDN Webcast on Enterprise Library 3.0 that presents an overview of the Validation Application Block, Policy Injection Application Block, Environmental Overrides, etc.
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MSDN Webcast to describe and demonstrate the features, architecture, and implementation of the new Policy Injection Application Block.
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Check out the Effective Policy Viewer for the Policy Injection Application Block to help identify which policies will apply to which objects and methods.
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The new version of Enterprise Library 3.0 includes a new Validation Application Block, Policy Injection Application Block, Visual Studio-Integrated Configuration Editor and many more enhancements.
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