List of Tables

Chapter 1. A Dependency Injection tasting menu

Table 1.1. Benefits gained from loose coupling. Each benefit is always available but will be valued differently depending on circumstances.

Chapter 3. DI Containers

Table 3.1. Mapping types to support AUTO-WIRING of BasketController

Table 3.2. Configuration options

Table 3.3. Container phases

Table 3.4. Selected DI CONTAINERS. More are available, but these are selected either because they’re in widespread usage, because they offer an interesting angle on DI, or because they’re poised to become important in the future.

Chapter 4. DI patterns

Table 4.1. CONSTRUCTOR INJECTION advantages and disadvantages

Table 4.2. PROPERTY INJECTION advantages and disadvantages

Table 4.3. METHOD INJECTION advantages and disadvantages

Table 4.4. Conditions for implementing AMBIENT CONTEXT

Table 4.5. AMBIENT CONTEXT advantages and disadvantages

Chapter 5. DI anti-patterns

Table 5.1. DI anti-patterns

Chapter 6. DI refactorings

Table 6.1. Some redesign strategies for breaking DEPENDENCY cycles

Table 6.2. When the order subsystem receives a new order, it must perform a number of different actions.

Chapter 8. Object Lifetime

Table 8.1. Entry and exit points for various .NET Frameworks

Table 8.2. Lifestyle patterns covered in this section

Table 8.3. Options for implementing object pools

Chapter 9. Interception

Table 9.1. The five principles of SOLID

Table 9.2. Common examples of CROSS-CUTTING CONCERNS

Chapter 10. Castle Windsor

Table 10.1. Castle Windsor at a glance