Step-by-step learning spring.net--First program "Hello,world"

1, create a new class Framework. CS

public class Framework{public Framework () {////todo: Add constructor logic here//} public    string Name {set; get;}}

2. add a label to the index.aspx page

   <div>        
3. Index.aspx.cs
public partial class index:system.web.ui.page{    //define an injection point public    Framework frameworkname {set; get;}     protected void Page_Load (object sender, EventArgs e)    {        This.lblFramework.Text = this. Frameworkname.name;}    }
There are two main ways to define an object, either directly in Web. config , or in an external configuration file. 
4, directly defined in the Web. config , using  Spring.Context.Support.DefaultSectionHandler . This can be defined directly in the configuration file. 
<configSections> <!--Spring Configuration--<sectiongroup name= "Spring" > <section name= "Context" Type= "Spring.Context.Support.WebContextHandler, Spring.web"/> <!--support for defining objects in Web. config--<section Name= "Objects" type= "Spring.Context.Support.DefaultSectionHandler, Spring.core"/> </sectionGroup> </ configsections> <spring> <context> <resource uri= "config://spring/objects"/> </context&    Gt         <!--objects directly defined in Web. config--<objects> <object id= "framework" type= "Framework" ><!--class name--       <property name= "name" value= "Hello,world"/><!--property name, Value-</object> <!--Page Object-- <object type= "~/index.aspx" > <!--ref means the object being referenced--<property name= "FrameworkName" ref= "f Ramework "/><!--index.aspx page Property name--</object> </objects> </spring>
5. Browse index.aspx
6. Configure the object in a separate configuration file. 
Create a folder in your Web site named Config to save the standalone configuration file. 
In the Config folder, create an    XML configuration file named objects.xml . Add   A root element named objects, add the default namespace  xmlns= "Http://www.springframework.net"
Locate the following schema file and copy to the VS installation directory:C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\xml\schemas
In this way, we have IntelliSense capabilities in the XML file. 
Add the original object definition here.
<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "Utf-8"? ><objects xmlns= "http://www.springframework.net" ><!--default namespace-- >  <object id= "framework" type= "Framework" >    <!--class name--    <property name= "name" value= " Hello,china "/>    <!--property name, Value--  </object>  <!--Page Object--  <object type=" ~/ Index.aspx ">    <!--ref represents objects referenced--    <property name=" FrameworkName "ref=" framework "/>    <! --index.aspx page Property name-  </object></objects>
Remove the Objects configuration section that was originally configured in Web. config, replacing the configuration in the original context configuration section with the following.
    <context>      <resource uri= "~/config/objects.xml"/>      <!--<resource uri= "config://spring/ Objects "/>-->    </context>
6, re-browse index.aspx
Step-by-step learning spring.net--First program "Hello,world"