Support for Spring.net IOC

Hi,

I see you have Java Spring and Castle Windsor IOC support.
Are there any plans to introduce support for Spring.net?

Cheers,

Geoff

Hi,

There is no plan but, it your are interested, i will add it to the backlog (http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/jira/browse/GP-933)...

Would you like to contribute to it ?

Cheers,
Francois D.

Hi,

Yes I would.

Can you point me in any good places to start?

Here:
http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/svn/tags/greenpepper-open-2.5/java/extensions-external/spring/src/main/java/com/greenpepper/extensions/spring/SpringSystemUnderDevelopment.java
?

Cheers,

Geoff

Hi,

Cool...

For the SubVersion access, for now, use the anonymous/anonymous to retrieve the source you need. In the meantime, i will setup the directory structure for this contribution (inside the Extensions.External directory) and will create you an user with commit access...

At any point, don't hesitate to contact me at fdenommee AT pyxis-tech dot com if you are stuck or need advices...

Cheers,
Francois D.

Hi,

I've been looking at the latest GreenPepper.net opensource code (greenpepper-open-net-2.7m2-sources.zip). I have some questions:

1.) Can we update to VS2008? I have VS2005, but not on all my dev machines.
2.) conf folders are missing and the copys are failing on the post-build. Can they be included?
3.) Configuration.Setting is obsolete and fails when tests are ran:
e.g.\ private DirectoryInfo resourcesDirectory = new DirectoryInfo(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["Resources.Directory"]);
Probably due to no .config files as mentioned in point 2.) ?

Cheers,

Geoff

Hi,

1 - You can use VS2008 with no problem but as we support VS2005 with our plugin, we just keep the format of the project files to VS2005 (to help us testing the addin)

2 - The conf folders are there (under our SubVersion repository). Maybe it is better to use the SVN repository instead of the sources.zip. The conf directory will contain a configuration file for the unit tests. As an eample, our build process will take the .sample file and adjust the value of the resources directory in it. You can take the .sample, copy it without the .sample extension and replace the value of the "Resources.Directory" with your value (pointing to the location of the src/resources of the project).

3 - We need to make the build compatible with the .Net 2.0 framework. Check the target framework of the solution... Make sure you are using the 2.0 version...

Cheers,
Francois D.

Cheers. I'm using the SVN and nant build scripts now and all is good.

Very nice code base by the way.