//private readonly IUnityContainer _container = new UnityContainer();
//public IUnityContainer Container
//{
// get { return _container; }
//}
public void Boot()
{
//Container.RegisterType(typeof (IRepository<>), typeof (Repository<>));
//Container.RegisterType(typeof(IUnitOfWork), typeof(UnitOfWork));
//UnityContainer.RegisterType(typeof(DbContext), typeof(Context));
//// Tricky part.
//// Your repositories and unit of work must share the same DbContextAdapter, so we register an instance that will always be used
//// on subsequente resolve.
//// Note : you should not use ContainerControlledLifetimeManager when using ASP.NET or MVC
//// and use a per request lifetime manager
//UnityContainer.RegisterInstance(new DbContextAdapter(UnityContainer.Resolve<DbContext>()), new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
//UnityContainer.RegisterType<IObjectSetFactory>(
// new InjectionFactory(con => con.Resolve<DbContextAdapter>())
// );
//UnityContainer.RegisterType<IObjectContext>(
// new InjectionFactory(con => con.Resolve<DbContextAdapter>())
// );
var moduleLoader = new ModuleLoader();
moduleLoader.LoadAllModules();
var messageHandlerWiring = new MessageHandlerWiring();
messageHandlerWiring.WireMessageHandlers(MessageProcessor.Instance);
var eventSubscriberWiring = new EventSubscriberWiring();
eventSubscriberWiring.WireEventListeners(EventAggregator.Instance);
}
public void Boot()
{
var moduleLoader = new ModuleLoader();
moduleLoader.LoadAllModules();
var messageHandlerWiring = new MessageHandlerWiring();
messageHandlerWiring.WireMessageHandlers(MessageProcessor.Instance);
var eventSubscriberWiring = new EventSubscriberWiring();
eventSubscriberWiring.WireEventListeners(EventAggregator.Instance);
}
//private readonly IUnityContainer _container = new UnityContainer();
//public IUnityContainer Container
//{
// get { return _container; }
//}
public void Boot()
{
//Container.RegisterType(typeof (IRepository<>), typeof (Repository<>));
//Container.RegisterType(typeof(IUnitOfWork), typeof(UnitOfWork));
//UnityContainer.RegisterType(typeof(DbContext), typeof(Context));
//// Tricky part.
//// Your repositories and unit of work must share the same DbContextAdapter, so we register an instance that will always be used
//// on subsequente resolve.
//// Note : you should not use ContainerControlledLifetimeManager when using ASP.NET or MVC
//// and use a per request lifetime manager
//UnityContainer.RegisterInstance(new DbContextAdapter(UnityContainer.Resolve<DbContext>()), new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
//UnityContainer.RegisterType<IObjectSetFactory>(
// new InjectionFactory(con => con.Resolve<DbContextAdapter>())
// );
//UnityContainer.RegisterType<IObjectContext>(
// new InjectionFactory(con => con.Resolve<DbContextAdapter>())
// );
var moduleLoader = new ModuleLoader();
moduleLoader.LoadAllModules();
var messageHandlerWiring = new MessageHandlerWiring();
messageHandlerWiring.WireMessageHandlers(MessageProcessor.Instance);
var eventSubscriberWiring = new EventSubscriberWiring();
eventSubscriberWiring.WireEventListeners(EventAggregator.Instance);
}
protected BaseTestScript()
{
var wiring = new MessageHandlerWiring();
wiring.WireMessageHandlers(MessageProcessor.Instance);
Setup();
}
