Introducing the Common Service Factory — IoC and WCF living in harmony

Posted by Jeremy Miller on July 20, 2009

I occasionally get questions about how to use StructureMap with WCF services, and largely punt because I don’t use WCF. Fortunately, Andreas the Code Junkie has released the Common Service Factory project on Codeplex that allows you to integrate any IoC container that has a Common Service Locator implementation with WCF.

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@mob,

The last time I had to use SOAP I had a Java backend and used Apache Axis (meh). For now, we just use Json POST’s and GET’s for supporting our Ajax pages. Really couldn’t be any simpler.
http://blog.mike-obrien.net mob

So what stack do you use for doing SOAPy and RESTful services?
http://disassembla.net/blog Ian Davis

Funny, I wrote this in March as part of my Ninject extensions: http://github.com/idavis/ninject.extensions.wcf/tree/14512ebff63f82279be660bc3dadf9a391e02541/source/Ninject.Extensions.Wcf.CommonServiceLocator

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