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Dynamic Binding Using the Factory Pattern

By , 1 Nov 2009
 
ActivationFactory.zip
Activation
Activation.sln
Activation
Activation.csproj
InProcessActivator.cs
Locator.cs
Properties
AssemblyInfo.cs
SaoActivator.cs
ActivationFactory.doc
Client
Client.csproj
Program.cs
Properties
AssemblyInfo.cs
TheInProcessService.cs
Dynamic
ITheService.cs
Properties
AssemblyInfo.cs
Shared.csproj
SoaHost
Program.cs
Properties
AssemblyInfo.cs
SoaHost.csproj
WcfHttp
Activation.WcfHttp.csproj
Properties
AssemblyInfo.cs
WcfHttpActivator.cs
WcfHttpHost
Program.cs
Properties
AssemblyInfo.cs
WcfHttpHost.csproj

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 Richard (Rick) Wycoff
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Rick's software passion is developing "invisible” software components, the kind that no one ever thinks about because they just do what they are supposed to do. He believes in standards, design patterns, and designing components for extensibility and reuse.

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Using the Factory design pattern to hide dynamic binding and use configuration strings to determine which classes should be instantiated.
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 1 Nov 2009
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