padrino g component
What is component in padrino? How to use it?
What for?
Please someone answer???
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I am new to android and the tutorials i watched to solve the loader is that they say use CursorLoader while using content provider but when i went to developer site they say CursorLoader is deprecated and Loader classes are also deprecated. They suggest to use LiveData and ViewModel instead but i have no idea to implement this.
consider i want to retrive data from a content provider using LiveData and ViewModel. Is it possible to do so and if please help. Thank you
I would like to use Autofac IOC container in my bot application (based on BotFramework).
I can see that framework itself already uses it.
But I can't figure out how to do it gracefully... I don't want to resolve my components on every post invocation (it will slow down my post method execution).
I appreciate if you share code snippets with your solutions.
Thanks in advance!
You can use the Autofac container being used in the framework in the Global.asax and perform your own registrations.
The key code pieces are:
var builder = new ContainerBuilder();
// perform your registrations on the builder
// update the container being used by the framework
builder.Update(Conversation.Container);
For a real implementation of this, you could take a look to the ContosoFlowers sample where you will see that a Module is used to register the application specific components. Here is the Global.asax and here the actual module.
I am trying to create a REST API using Project Wonder's ERRest.framework for WebObjects. Can anybody show me a REST API example using the ERRest framework?
thanks
Raghu
There's a tutorial introduction over at the Project Wonder wiki.
I am trying to use Rhino mocks in my MVC3 Project. Can someone provide me links how to start up? Thanks in Advance.
http://stephenwalther.com/blog/archive/2008/03.aspx would be a good start.
Did you know, the best MVC based stylesheet framework?. And, can please tell me the features of that framework(s)?.
thanks
Considering that stylesheets are there to provide... styling... which is presentation only, I would say that they belong in the V component on the MVC.
And, as such, I don't really why / how you'd have a MVC framework for stylesheets.