http://sampy.com/Content/icons/mushroom.ico http://sampy.com/Content/icons/mushroom.png 2009-02-13T20:18:22.33 My thoughts http://sampy.com/comments/atom Oxite http://sampy.com/Content/icons/mushroom.png http://sampy.com/Blog/WCF-Works#c-200902130818223 2009-02-13T20:18:22.33 2009-02-13T20:18:22.33 Duncan Mackenzie Yay! Nice default gravatar by the way http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-1#c-200902190431233 2009-02-19T16:31:23.303 2009-02-19T16:31:23.303 Doug Wilson Thanks for this. I like where Oxite is headed and I'm looking forward to seeing more from you on it. http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-1#c-200902191122072 2009-02-19T23:22:07.2 2009-02-19T23:22:07.2 Kazi Manzur Rashid The new version is much better and I do like it. There are still few issues which I like to highlight 1. Unity is everywhere, Pls replace it with CommonServiceLocator which is somewhat becoming an standard. 2. The Bootstrapping is some what static, need to expose it somehow to plugin/external developers, currently the web.config seems the only option. 3. The LinqToSQL code is not at all unit testable. 4. Though I am not sure but running Background Service on System.Threading.Timer is a good choice specially if it occupies threads from ASP.NET ThreadPool, need to investigate. Overall it is much better than the earlier. http://sampy.com/Blog/Practicing-what-I-code#c-200902201212468 2009-02-20T12:12:46.893 2009-02-20T12:12:46.893 seb dit is een test hoe is het ermee http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-1#c-200902200621317 2009-02-20T18:21:31.787 2009-02-20T18:21:31.787 sampy Thanks for the feedback Kazi, it's good to know where to focus our efforts next. On the specific points... 1. I took a look at the locator project recently but I'm still on the fence about it. It does make us container independent but I'm not sure what that buys us in the long run. I could see changing the classes that are injected with the IUnityContainer to use the CSL though and it might be a low-impact change. 2. Agreed. We're working on the best way to do that now. I like your blog post on the subject so don't be surprised if it looks familiar. 3. True. It's tough since we're doing some crazy translation work in that layer. I want to get away from that if possible but stil maintain the integrity of a domain model. More on this in Part 3. 4. We use this techinique on our other site based on our EvNet codebase (Channel 9 being the biggest example) and it works quite well. We're pretty confident in the technique. http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-1#c-200902271224269 2009-02-27T00:24:26.93 2009-02-27T00:24:26.93 Stephen Cronin I can't see your blog, or Erik's or Duncan's in Firefox. All three sites show very long empty page (apart from header and footer). Duncan's does have a 20px column where you can see the edge of some content. Obviously, I had to use IE to comment. You might want to look into this (hopefully, it's just my computer). http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-1#c-200902270110091 2009-02-27T01:10:09.103 2009-02-27T01:10:09.103 sampy I'm posting this reply from Firefox (3.0.6 according to my about page) so it looks like it's you and not me :) Thanks for the report though, let us know if you figure out what's causing the problem. http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-2#c-200903010851283 2009-03-01T20:51:28.337 2009-03-01T20:51:28.337 Wick Look's like the spam filter isn't working ;) VIKAGRA anyone? http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-2#c-200903020701521 2009-03-02T19:01:52.18 2009-03-02T19:01:52.18 yo Checking Oxite http://sampy.com/Blog/The-Oxite-Architecture-Good-Bad-and-Meh-Part-2#c-200903020949294 2009-03-02T21:49:29.413 2009-03-02T21:49:29.413 sampy Fixed! http://sampy.com/Content/icons/mushroom.png