By alashcraft
via codebetter.com
Published: Oct 10 2008 / 03:44
I know this isn’t the most exciting post I’ve ever written, but I’m blogging the new StructureMap 2.5 documentation as I create it. I’ve done quite a bit of work in StructureMap 2.5 to extend the support for Setter Injection and it’s worthy of some attention for new and old StructureMap users. *I* still think that Setter Injection is sub-optimal, but there are times when it’s necessary. I’ll make a separate post later on how some of the newer setter injection support can be used to create an equivalent to Windsor’s logging facility.
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