public void Conventional_Configuration()
{
var graph = BehaviourGraph.GetPopulatedGraph();
// all chains that talk to db need a session open and closed
graph.WrapChainsConditionally<NHiberanteSessionBehavior>(chain => chain.Any(node => node.Type == typeof(RepositoryBehavior)));
// Will take control of the chain and execute how it likes to
graph.WrapChainsConditionally<ErrorHandlingBehaviour>(chain => chain.Any(node => node.Type == typeof(BrokenNode)));
graph.EnrichChainsConditionally<GregzillaWarning>(chain => chain.Any(node => node.Type == typeof(Gregzilla)));
// doesn't have to be just type - conventions can apply to anything - e.g. involving namespaces, output types, etc
var runner = new Converter();
Console.WriteLine("About to run chains....");
foreach (var chain in graph.Chains)
{
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine("**********************************************************************");
Console.WriteLine( );
Console.WriteLine( );
Console.WriteLine("About to execute chain...");
Console.WriteLine();
var behaviours = runner.ConvertBehaviourChainToBehaviours(chain);
behaviours.Invoke();
}
}
public void BehaviourChains_101()
{
var chain = new BehaviourChain();
chain.Append(new BehaviourNode(typeof(Nick)));
chain.Append(new BehaviourNode(typeof(Emily)));
chain.Prepend(new BehaviourNode(typeof(Paul))); // wraps it
chain.Prepend(new BehaviourNode(typeof(Gregzilla))); // wraps it
var converter = new Converter();
var behaviours = converter.ConvertBehaviourChainToBehaviours(chain);
behaviours.Invoke();
}
