Register a custom model binder with Sharp Architecture?

One way to register is by adding below line in Application_Start method in Global.asax.

One way to register is by adding below line in Application_Start method in Global. Asax ModelBinders.Binders. Add(typeof(Teacher), new TeacherModelBinder()); This dominicpettifer.co.uk/Blog/39/dependency... describes different way of doing it.To do through Castle Windsor, you can add below code to ComponentRegistrar.

Cs (located in CastleWindsor folder) container. Register(AllTypes.Of() . FromAssembly(typeof(TeacherBinder).

Assembly) . Configure(c => c.LifeStyle.Singleton. Named( c.Implementation.Name.ToLower()))).

That link is just what I'm looking for. Thanks. – Carl Raymond May 10 at 0:34.

I'm not familiar with what S#arp architecture provides in this case, but you can do something like this: iridescence.no/post/Constructor-Injectio.... Then you just register all your binders in container, and register this new binder resolver as default model binder in asp. Net mvc.

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