Yes would be very nice to have the whole CpBT in an individual OSS
project.
I'm working on a project for the company where i work, it's a small
company (I'm the only programmer) and I want to do this project in the
best way i can do!
I've learned a lot from your Chinook Media Manager and from Fabio
Maulo's blog and i like very much the CpBT pattern but i can't find
enough documentation about its implementation in the uNHaddins
project.
I followed the recipe found in the "NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook" but it
seemed too load of dependencies and to slow to start ( it takes too
much time to resolve all dependencies and return me a model) I'm doing
somethings wrong?
Finally how can i use another DI framework instead of castle?
I really want to learn as much as possible from this project and any
help will be greatly appreciated.
Of course I will share everything I learn from this project.
Thanks
On 8 Mar, 11:29, José F. Romaniello <
jfromanie...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, the aspect uses PRO features.
> -You can use PRO for 45 to see if the addin fit your requirements, then buy
> -You can ask for discounts or even giveaways, if you are in any of these
> categories:
http://www.sharpcrafters.com/postsharp/purchase/discounts
> -I can sign the assembly and ask SharpCrafters for a full license for the
> unhaddins, as explained here:
>
> For Open-Source Projects
>
> > We allow selected open-source projects to use and redistribute PostSharp
> > for free, even the features of the professional edition. People using the
> > project will not be required to register and acquire a license as long as
> > they use PostSharp jointly with this project.
>
> I want to be clear on this, i was working on this last option, but i lost
> interest because:
>
> - Low interest; uNhAddins.Postsharp is used only by me.
> - I am not sure if sharpCrafters will be interested in give us this
> license, i think the current structure of unhaddins wouldn't be appealing
> for them because it is not for me. Id prefer to have the whole CpBT outside
> uNhAddins in a different OSS project.
>
> 2011/3/8 Luigi Clemente <
gigitsu...@gmail.com>