Will,
ObjectFactory is no more, as you will have surmised. There is comprehensive documentation on http://structuremap.github.io/.
HTH
-Stu
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Will,
ObjectFactory is no more, as you will have surmised. There is comprehensive documentation on http://structuremap.github.io/.
HTH
-Stu
On Fri, 10 Nov 2017, 15:57 William Gant, <willia...@gmail.com> wrote:
Greetings,--I'm trying to tease apart some very old webforms code and get IOC working within. I've configured a MediatR class for a request, and another MediatR class for the response and wired them up with structuremap per the examples I saw on Github.However, I have to call this MediatR handler class from an ASP.NET webforms generic handler. I'm not having a lot of luck figuring out how to do this. I remember back in the day that I used to use the ObjectFactory class for this sort of thing, but that seems to be gone. How do I handle this?Thanks,Will
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