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Added by Laurent Cobos, last edited by Francois Denommee on Mar 20, 2009 (view change)

The Windsor container system under developpement

New in GreenPepper .Net 1.3

A Castle basic Xml configuration file

<configuration>
    <components>
        <component id="Windsor.HelloWorld" type="GreenPepper.WindsorCastle.Fixtures.WindsorHelloWorld, GreenPepper.Extensions">
            <parameters>
            	<injectedConstructor>hello constructor</injectedConstructor>
                <injectedProperty>hello property</injectedProperty>
            </parameters>
        </component>

        <component id="Windsor.component1" 
        	type="GreenPepper.WindsorCastle.Fixtures.MyComponent1, GreenPepper.Extensions">
        </component>
        
        <component id="Windsor.component2"
        	type="GreenPepper.WindsorCastle.Fixtures.MyComponent2, GreenPepper.Extensions">
        </component>
        
        <component id="Windsor.AutoWired" type="GreenPepper.WindsorCastle.Fixtures.WindsorAutoWiredFixture, GreenPepper.Extensions" />
    </components>
</configuration>

The Windsor system under development use WindsorContainer to resolve fixtures like in this next example :

do with	windsor hello world

check	injected constructor	hello constructor
check	injected property	hello property

end

The Castle system under development can use auto-wiring system provided by Windsor:

do with	Windsor auto wired fixture

check	getComponent1().ToString()	Hello from component 1 class
check	getComponent2().ToString()	Hello from component 2 class

end

If your fixture is not defined in xml configuration file, the system under development will try to load the fixture and to inject it data needed (if this data are defined in xml configuration file)

do with	standard fixture

check	getComponent1().ToString()	Hello from component 1 class
check	getComponent2().ToString()	Hello from component 2 class

How to use Windsor system under development :

Requirements :

You must add GreenPepper.Extensions.Castle.Windsor assembly in your configuration assemblies
You must notify GreenPepper Core to use Windsor system under development : GreenPepper.WindsorCastle.WindsorSystemUnderDevelopment

(You can find more about system under development configuration here : Using a custom SystemUnderDevelopment)

If you use a Windsor xml configuration file :
Just add the path to your Windsor configuration file in the system under development arguments