Creating Controllers-as-plugins using MVC3

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OverviewWhile working on the plugin engine for FunnelWeb we decided that we wanted to add the ability for people to create their own extnesions which are Controllers and routes. Seems like a pretty simple idea, and it makes it really easy to add external functionality into FunnelWeb at a Controller level without rolling your own instace. But there’s a catch… Some backgroundWe’re using MVC3 for FunnelWeb, and part of MVC3 is this lovely new way to do Dependency Injection, the IDependencyResolver interface.

This content originally appeared on Posts on LINQ to Fail and was authored by Posts on LINQ to Fail