static void Main()
{
// Kick off the IoC container.
// Initialize the service locator (InstanceFactory)
InitializeNinject.StartUp();
// Use this instead because of (bad design) the need to tell ninject
// which constructor to use for IoC/DI. Found at:
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8777475/whats-the-difference-between-toconstructor-and-tomethod-in-ninject-3
// The following example was pulled from the DapperPlayground project.
// It worked as needed until a much-needed refactoring took place which
// removed the necessity for the following code:
//IKernel vKernel = InitializeNinject.StartupAndReturnKernel();
//vKernel
// .Rebind<ISqlServerConnectionFactory>()
// .ToConstructor<SqlServerConnectionFactory>
// (
// ctorArg =>
// new SqlServerConnectionFactoryNamedConnection(ctorArg.Inject<IAWESettings>())
// );
// Instantiate the instance
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
mfIoCWinForm vForm = InstanceFactory.GetInstance <mfIoCWinForm>();
Application.Run(vForm);
}
public static int Main(string[] args)
{
// Kick off the IoC container.
// Initialize the service locator (InstanceFactory)
InitializeNinject.StartUp();
// Instantiate the instance
ProgramIoCConsole vProgram = InstanceFactory.GetInstance <ProgramIoCConsole>();
int vResult = vProgram.DoTheProgram(args);
return(vResult);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Begin IoC methodology
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private static void StartUpIoC()
{
// Use this instead because of (bad design) the need to tell ninject
// which constructor to use for IoC/DI. Found at:
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8777475/whats-the-difference-between-toconstructor-and-tomethod-in-ninject-3
// Kick off the IoC container.
// Initialize the service locator (InstanceFactory)
InitializeNinject.StartUp();
// Instantiate the instance
// Once again, we are forced to use a Bad Design (the "Service Locator"
// pattern, but, also again, there is no other way to invoke IoC.
_MainForm = InstanceFactory.GetInstance <mfIoCWinForm>();
}
private static int DoItTheIoCWay(string[] args)
{
// Kick off the IoC container.
// Initialize the service locator (InstanceFactory)
InitializeNinject.StartUp();
// Instantiate the instance
// Normally, this is a Bad Practice. However, since there isn't an easier
// way to jump start the IoC, the program needs to go get the initial
// instance.
ProgramIoCConsole vProgram =
InstanceFactory.GetInstance <ProgramIoCConsole>();
int vResult = vProgram.DoTheProgram(args);
return(vResult);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Kick off the IoC container.
// Initialize the service locator (InstanceFactory)
InitializeNinject.StartUp();
// Instantiate the instance
// ServiceBase[] ServicesToRun;
// ServicesToRun = new ServiceBase[] { new IoCService() };
IoCService vService = InstanceFactory.GetInstance <IoCService>();
#if DEBUG
if (Debugger.IsAttached && (args != null) && (args.Length > 0) && (args[0] == "-Console"))
{
vService.Timer_Elapsed(vService, null);
return;
}
#endif
ServiceBase.Run(vService);
}
// Must convert this from [TestFixtureSetUp] to constructor because if we
// are using [TestCaseSource] (which fires BEFORE [TestFixtureSetUp])
// this won't get executed in time.
protected BASE_IntegrationTest()
{
InitializeNinject.StartUp();
_TransactionScope = new TransactionScope();
TablesToReseed = new List <string>();
}