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Reduce use of TypeActivation for ModelBinders 

These model binders don't have any per-request state so there is no need
for them to be type activated. In one case the model binder actually does
its own caching which is being defeated by the fact that we register it as
type activated.

More changes to come in this area.
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Ryan Nowak 2015-03-13 18:00:45 -07:00
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commit e16d263cd5
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src/Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc/MvcOptionsSetup.cs
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@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ namespace Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc
options.ViewEngines.Add(typeof(RazorViewEngine));
// Set up ModelBinding
options.ModelBinders.Add(typeof(BinderTypeBasedModelBinder));
options.ModelBinders.Add(typeof(ServicesModelBinder));
options.ModelBinders.Add(new BinderTypeBasedModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(new ServicesModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(typeof(BodyModelBinder));
options.ModelBinders.Add(new HeaderModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(new TypeConverterModelBinder());
@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ namespace Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc
options.ModelBinders.Add(new ByteArrayModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(new FormFileModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(new FormCollectionModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(typeof(GenericModelBinder));
options.ModelBinders.Add(new GenericModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(new MutableObjectModelBinder());
options.ModelBinders.Add(new ComplexModelDtoModelBinder());