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False Positives in Database Integration Tests 26 Sep 2010 | 12:57 am
You may sometimes find that all your tests pass, but in production your entities cannot be hydrated from the database. Take this example: This test will happily pass, but the same call fails in produ...
The Danger Of Mislead Solutions: Constructor Over-Injection 26 Jan 2010 | 06:24 am
Recently Jeffrey Palermo blogged about something he calls "constructor over-injection anti-pattern". This post caused a couple of reactions, in particular Mark Seemann's rebuttal to be mentioned. Mark...
Spring.NET AOP - Behind The Scenes (3) 11 Jan 2010 | 06:00 am
In the last installment of this series I showed you how you can leverage Spring.NET's ProxyFactory to wrap an object with a proxy and add interceptors to this proxy in order to enrich the behavior of ...
Spring. NET AOP - behind the scenes (2) 4 Jan 2010 | 06:00 pm
This is the second installment of my series about the internals of Spring.NET AOP. In my first post of this series I described the first step in separating concerns and how we can use the decorator pa...
Happy New Year! 1 Jan 2010 | 04:05 am
Instead of a technical post, today I just want to wish a happy new year to everyone! The promised follow-up post of my AOP series will go online on January 4 in the next decade. All the Best and I ho...
Spring.NET AOP - behind the scenes (1) 29 Dec 2009 | 06:00 am
On the forums I see one topic coming up quite often: "Can I advise XY?". In this multipart post series I will describe the motivation for AOP and the way Spring.NET AOP (and most others like Castle.Dy...
A little Christmas present - for .NET 25 Dec 2009 | 06:17 am
Just read Eberhard Wolff's newest blog post and simply couldn't resist to borrow the idea and show you, how the same things can be done using Spring.NET. First, here's the .NET version of Eberhard's e...
NetMX & Spring.NET - configure your Apps at runtime 21 Dec 2009 | 02:48 pm
Ever wished you could change some settings of your application during runtime? Easily retrieve runtime information from your components? You tried WMI and Performance Counters? Well I did and to put ...
Merry XMLless! CodeConfig for Spring.NET 18 Dec 2009 | 12:35 am
Straight to the point: XML is not meant for humans. Fullstop. The only way for humans to deal with XML is when it is hidden behind proper tooling support. Without a tool hiding XAML you wouldn't write...
Post-Rational 14 Dec 2009 | 06:00 pm
Due to my boss requesting an architecture review, I just find myself trying to put together all those pen&paper discussions I had with people on the team and rethinking the decisions I have made on ho...
