Repository Pattern in ASP.NET MVC 3 and Entity Framework code-first via StructureMap

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I'm creating a web app using ASP.NET MVC 3 and Entity Framework 4.1 code-first. I'm designing the project via Repository Design Pattern. I know how to implement RDP and Generic RDP. But my question is that using StructureMap is a good idea on this case? Thanks to any idea and help.

Iridio · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-25 14:33:54Z

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Well yes, but structuremap is more related, imo, to the DI approach you will use than the Domain specific approach you will implement. I personally use AutoFac, but Structuremap is a also very good, you may want to consider also Ninject. All of them are really powerful and have a nice syntax to work with imo.

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amiry jd Over a year ago

+1 Thanks to answer. I'm new to Dependency Injection. Which you would suggest to use in a big web app (a social networking site) between: Structuremap, AutoFac, and Ninject please?

jgauffin Over a year ago

It doesn't matter which one you pick. Take the one you like the most. We all have our favorite (mine is autofac)

Iridio Over a year ago

As stated in the previous comment it's a matter of taste. I choosed autofac for my projects and I'm an happy coder ;)

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