Castle.DynamicProxy is one of those really cool libraries with really poor documentation. Today I stumbled over Krysztof Kozmics blog, which has a really, really good tutorial for Castle.DynamicProxy. The tutorial covers most of its features. If you’re interested, give it a try. You won’t regret it . . .
Here’s the link: http://kozmic.pl/category/23.aspx
xUnit.BDDExtensions and is now completely merged into a single assembly. However, getting to that state wasn’t as straight forward as I originally expected.
The initial problem
xUnit.BDDExtensions internally depends on StructureMap, StructureMap.AutoMocking and Rhino.Mocks. However, I don’t like the need to carry around 3 extra assemblies with me, especially if I don’t use them directly [...]
If you ever need to locate the directory of the CLR version which runs your .NET application, this little helper might be exactly what you need. At least it was exactly what I needed today
System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeEnvironment.GetRuntimeDirectory();