Comments by SarveshShukla

SarveshShukla 8-Jan-14 3:50am View

There are already tons of article available on internet.Liitle googling will be of help.

SarveshShukla 7-Jan-14 5:15am View

the syntax i mentioned is of c#

SarveshShukla 3-Jan-14 2:08am View

This will give you the id
var x = dt.AsEnumerable().Where(dr => dr.Field("P") == id)
.Select(dr => dr.id).First();

SarveshShukla 3-Jan-14 1:37am View

I think you need to provide credentials again as these credentials need to be sent in SOAP and when you are creating new proxy object there are no crdentials hence you are asked for the credentials.

SarveshShukla 31-Dec-13 4:02am View

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it seems that you are initiating post request to the second page causing IsPostBack property to true

SarveshShukla 30-Dec-13 7:46am View

Are updates working in debugging mode?

SarveshShukla 19-Dec-13 2:20am View

either declare it in Global.asax.cs or any other cs class it does not matters, only thing is you should use the same variable while registering and resolving your types

eg if in global.asax then use it like Global.unitycontainer.Resolve

else it would be YourClass.unitycontainer.Resolve

still this is not the best practice to use dependency injection, instead you should use [Dependency] attribute for property

SarveshShukla 19-Dec-13 1:51am View

Sumit, This will not work, you have created a container in application_start method but you are not using it for resolving types, instead you are creating a new IOC variable and using it to resolve the dependency.

Just use the code i gave in Solution 2 and then where ever you want your dependency to be injected for any property do this

[Dependency]
IBLPotential potential {get;set;}

SarveshShukla 19-Dec-13 1:45am View

Just a thought creating your control dynamically in Go button click will not allow the viewstate of the controls to be maintained, you should be using Init event for creating any dynamic controls

SarveshShukla 19-Dec-13 0:39am View

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This is not the way to resolve the dependency you would have to provide the interface also when u try to resolve, I do not know about your IOC class but something like IOC.Resolve<iblpotential>() should be available. I also feel that your config settings are not correct.
Please provide config details and code details so that i can see how you arr using it

SarveshShukla 19-Dec-13 0:26am View

At which event you are loading/creating these controls

SarveshShukla 18-Dec-13 23:54pm View

Make sure that BLPotential class is implementing interface IBLPotential

SarveshShukla 18-Dec-13 6:32am View

What is IBLPotential? Could you please share your config/code.

did you try to register types using code as per the details i have updated above.

Seems something is wrong in config

SarveshShukla 18-Dec-13 4:48am View

I have updated the solution to include all details, it works fine on my machine let me know if you face issues

SarveshShukla 18-Dec-13 4:06am View

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Forgot to mention you should have Microsoft.Practice.Unity and Microsoft.Practice.Unity.Configuration dlls referenced in your application

Also in Global.asax.cs after creating your container you can register your types. Ensure that you take a static container variable so that it is available for all request
declare container variable in class
public static IUnityContainer container;

inside application_start
IUnityContainer container = new Microsoft.Practices.Unity.UnityContainer();
container.RegisterType<interface,class>();

SarveshShukla 17-Dec-13 8:23am View

What kind of application your are developing and in which technology?

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