An abstraction of a disposable application component - major implementation/functionality part of an app. Components logically subdivide application container so their instances may be discovered by other parties, for example: one may iterate over all components in an application that support instrumentation and logging. Services are sub-types of components. Use "ApplicationComponent.AllComponents" to access all components in the container

Implements base ISession functionality

Provides base implementation of IApplication for various application kinds

Provides access to execution context - an entity that groups Request, Response and Session object. This class has nothing to do with Web. Execution contexts are supported as easily in console, service, web, and Windows forms apps. All objects may be either application-global or thread level. This class is useful for technology-agnostic implementations of Record Models i.e. in a Record class one may write: " if (ExecutionContext.Session.User.Kind==UserKind.Administrator)..."

Represents an application that consists of pure-nop providers, consequently this application does not log, does not store data and does not do anything else still satisfying its contract

Represents a session that does nothing and returns fake user

Provides base implementation of IApplication for applications that have no forms like services and console apps. This class IS thread safe

Application designated for use in various unit test cases. This class is not intended for use in production systems!

Describes general application model - usually a dependency injection container that governs application initialization, state management, logging etc... An applications is usually implemented with a singleton class that has static conduits to instance properties. Applications may be passed by reference (hence this interface) to simplify mocking that otherwise (in case of static-only class) would have been impossible

Provides marker contract requirement for an ApplicationComponent. This interface must be implemented only by ApplicationComponent class

Represents an entity that can get notified about application finish

Represents an entity that performs work on application start. This entity must be either invoked directly or declared in config file under "starters" section

Describes user session

Denotes types of session login