Previous Parts of the series Part 1 – The basic of interception Part 2 – Selecting Methods to intercept Usually the very first interceptor you can build with an AOP framework is the “logger Interceptor”, because it is simple and useful, especially when you expose some services with WPF. Consider this scenario: you expose some [...]

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I have a little application that has a custom MVP pattern implemented in Winform. Instead of using configuration file to register all the View (implemented by windows Forms) I decided to move towards fluent configuration to use a “convention over configuration”. My convention is that all View lives in a specific namespace, and you can [...]

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Previous Part of the series Part 1 – The basic of interception Some people, after looking at interceptor concept, are not fully convinced that castle can support all concepts of AOP and the first question usually is: “How can I choose witch method intercept, instead of intercepting calls to all methods, and how can I [...]

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I made a session about Aop with castle in a Italian workshop oranized by our association DotNetMarche, and some of the attendee asked me to publish the material in my blog. So I decided to start to publish all material in english language. Introduction If you look at canonical terms of aop you can recognize [...]

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Since I’m using extensively the Wcf castle proxy generator today I needed to add a new feature, I need to be able to specify via code the base address of the various services. I know that my service are usually in https://www.mysite.com/services/ but I want to be able to specify via code the base address, [...]

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