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Category Archives: monorail
Change is in the air…
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path — Psalms 119:105 MonoRail, still my preference for .NET Well during my recent 2 month blogging hiatus I’ve gotten settled into my first project at the … Continue reading
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Monorail #1 : Reasons, Setup and First Output
UPDATE: I am using the Castle MonoRail project trunk code, NOT RC2 REASONS: I’ve had a few friends ask me what is MonoRail and how do I set it up? I decided to go from the ground up here. There … Continue reading
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Monorail on WebHost4Life
If anyone else is using hosting with WebHost4Life, I’ve gotten a Monorail site up there pretty quick using the MonoRailHttpHandlerFactory in my web.config, as suggested by the Castle Monorail installation documentation. Please note that the documentation has .ashx, it should … Continue reading
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Current things on my plate
I’m doing a good deal of stuff lately: 1. Helping build/standardize the local .NET Users group in San Antonio (Alamo Coders)2. Study/Learn/Grok Domain Driven Design (DDD) and Behavior Driven Design (BDD)3. Put out a production Monorail site for a local … Continue reading
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Castle MonoRail – Response To Comments/Ramblings
Billy has decided to move forward with using MonoRail on one of his current projects. As I was writing the comment on his post to respond to some other folks’ comments, I decided it was getting too long and perhaps I … Continue reading
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Bill McCafferty is moving to Monorail
Bill McCafferty, the author of NHibernate Best Practices on CodeProject, after researching many Separation of Concern Alternatives has decided to have his development team move to Monorail. (read the post) I’m curious to see how it goes. I’d love for … Continue reading
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Setting Default Focus Using MonoRail/Prototype Ajax Libraryw
It’s the little things that make web applications a bit more user friendly. One of these very basic things is simply making sure that some element, ideally the most important one (i.e. search box, first data entry element, etc.), is … Continue reading
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Creating Composite View Components In MonoRail / Refactoring Exercise
In a previous post, I showed some examples of how to create custom view components in MonoRail and touched on the ability to create composite view components. Since then I’ve refactored towards the use of interfaces which I think is a cleaner approach, … Continue reading
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