I’ve looked through a number of threads here (perhaps I’m using the wrong terminology), but I’m converting a Web Application over to use IoC via NInject. My other IoC projects were fairly small so it wasn’t a big issue, but what is the recommended practice for the following situation…<\/p>\n
My object’s structure looks like this…<\/p>\n
public class Address\n{\n public virtual string Street { get; set; }\n public virtual City City { get; set; }\n}\n<\/code><\/pre>\nCity being it’s own object…<\/p>\n
public class City\n{\n public virtual string Name { get; set; }\n}\n<\/code><\/pre>\nNow I have been handling the inevitable “Object is null” exception as follows…<\/p>\n
public void DoThing()\n{\n new Address address();\n address.Street = _street;\n address.City = new City();\n address.City.Name = _cityName;\n DoOtherThing(address);\n}\n<\/code><\/pre>\nThis was fine for the smaller projects… but now that we’re talking something bigger it becomes a real chore. (Add another object to my object, it could mean I need to do this in over 100 places, assuming I find them all)<\/p>\n
Prior to IoC this was handled easily by doing stuff like this…<\/p>\n
public class Address\n{\n private string street;\n private City city;\n\n public Address()\n {\n street = string.Empty;\n City = new City();\n }\n\n public string Street \n { \n get { return street; } \n set { street = value; }\n }\n}\n<\/code><\/pre>\nWhat I’m trying to figure out (and perhaps I’m just completely missing this detail in the guides I’ve read) is how can I do the equivalent in IoC in an elegant manner?<\/p>\n
The structure I’m following is based off the one presented by Tony Sneed at http:\/\/www.develop.com\/onionarchitecture<\/p>\n
The only notable difference is I don’t have anything at my services level yet because most of our stuff is simply reading from\/writing to the database with very little notable manipulation in between. (I will likely have things I’ll need to put in on the service level, but just not hit any yet, still not entirely clear exactly what belongs at that level verses the repository.)<\/p>\n
Let me know if there is anymore details I can provide to be helpful (The IoC is working fine, I just need to tackle the above mentioned issue to keep maintainability reasonable)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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