Articles Tagged with ironpython
Frameworks like Spring.NET and the Enterprise Library provide rich, extensible validation support. In both cases, rules may be defined within the app config's XML (or some external configuration source). Castle's approach allows for custom attributes to be created, extending validation with .NET code. This article offers an in-between approach.
Dependency injection frameworks (i.e., IoC containers) found as part of the Castle and Spring.NET projects (among others) support object wiring through XML. This article will demonstrate how XML and IronPython may be coupled to produce a natural and extensible language for managing object creation.
ASP.NET MVC includes a facility for creating a custom controller factory. By implementing IControllerFactory, it is possible to manage controllers with configuration files using popular IoC containers, such as Spring.NET and Windsor. This article will demonstrate how to manage controllers using an external IronPython configuration file to manage controller instances.
ASP.NET MVC allows developer to wrap controller actions with arbitrary chunks of code by extending the ActionFilterAttribute class. This class provides four virtual methods that can be run before or after an action executes and before and after an actions result is delivered. This article describes how to create a single, extensible action filter that will inject IronPython scripts into the controller's request.
