Contents tagged with MEF
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Integrating Managed Extensibility Framework with the .NET Service Provider
It seems I’m in the mood for Managed Extensibility Framework: second post in a week about it! This time, I’m going to talk about how we can integrate it with the .NET Core’s service provider/dependency injection (DI) library (Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection).
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Dynamically Loading Middleware in ASP.NET Core
The concept of middleware has been around since ASP.NET MVC (pre-Core) and OWIN. Essentially, a middleware component lives in a pipeline and handles requests and acts as a chain of responsibility, delegating to any subsequent middleware components registered in the pipeline after itself. The following image (taken from the Microsoft site) shows this.
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Using MEF in .NET Core
Updated on 2018-11-08
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Unity, Part 9: Integration With Managed Extensibility Framework
This time, I will be talking about integrating Unity with Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF). You can find the other posts in the series here (how to use Unity in a web application), here (adding Interfaces), here (registration by convention), here (injecting values), here (extensions), here (aspect-oriented programming), here (dependency injection) and the first one here (introduction).