// .Net StockTrader Sample WCF Application for Benchmarking, Performance Analysis and Design Considerations for Service-Oriented Applications //====================================================================================================== // The Factory class that returns an instance of the Customer Data Access Class, part of the Data Access // Layer (DAL). This will return either a SQL Server DAL, or an Oracle DAL, depending on the configuration // the .NET StockTrader application is running in, as set in the repository via ConfigWeb. To run against // Oracle 10G or 11G, you will need to download Oracle's .NET ODP and Oracle client for Windows, and install // on your nodes. //====================================================================================================== //====================================================================================================== // Code originally contributed by Microsoft Corporation. // This contribution to the Stonehenge project is limited strictly // to the source code that is submitted in this submission. // Any technology, including underlying platform technology, // that is referenced or required by the submitted source code // is not a part of the contribution. // For example and not by way of limitation, // any systems/Windows libraries (WPF, WCF, ASP.NET etc.) // required to run the submitted source code is not a part of the contribution //====================================================================================================== using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using System.Reflection; using System.Configuration; using System.Security.Policy; using Trade.IDAL; namespace Trade.DALFactory { public sealed class Customer { public static Trade.IDAL.ICustomer Create(string path) { string className = path + ".Customer"; // Using the evidence given in the config file load the appropriate assembly and class return (Trade.IDAL.ICustomer)Assembly.Load(path).CreateInstance(className); } } }