118 packages returned for Tags:"Windsor"

Castle Windsor is best of breed, mature Inversion of Control container available for .NET.

Castle Windsor logging facility lets you easily inject loggers into your components. It offers integration with most popular 3rd party logging frameworks like log4net, NLog and Serilog (see Castle Core docs).

Castle Windsor WCF Integration facility enables integration with Windows Communication Foundation. It makes services and WCF proxies available as services in your application, lets you use non-default constructor and inject dependencies into your services, adds ability to easily set up your services... More information

A Windsor bootstrapper for the Nancy web framework.

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An adaptor to allow EasyNetQ to use Castle.Windsor as its internal IoC container

A library for making windsor super easy

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Provides ability for the components to be created by factory objects. You can use it to register things like HttpContext in the container. This facility is mostly targeted towards legacy applications.

Package with WindsorControllerFactory and bootstrapping code for Castle.Windsor and ASP.NET MVC integration.

Windsor adapter for Antler framework.

A library for making windsor super easy

A Castle Windsor implementation of the Web Service IoC components.

A library for making windsor super easy

Castle Windsor extensions for Nimbus.

A Castle.Windsor dependency resolver implementation for SignalR.

WindsorControllerFactory implementation

Creates a Windsor dependency scope per OWIN WebAPI request allowing to use a per request lifestyle component registration in a self-host environment.

The WebApiContrib.IoC.CastleWindsor library provides dependency injection helpers for ASP.NET Web API.

Windsor Implementation of the "Dependency Injection" pattern for Cortoxa Framework. Cortoxa Framework is a Powerful Framework for faster and easier building .Net applications based on Dependency Injection patterns. Contains implementation of common "Design Patterns".