 of the *.app folder into the Applications directory of your choice.
Once reason for this is to simplify the uninstall - delete the app folder; simple.

A:

None that I know of (as advertised by Apple, I mean).  I found this on my bookmarks: http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/uninstallingapps.html, which might give you a better idea of what to do before and after installing applications.
There are a few apps that take care of this too like: AppCleaner which tries to find the documents and settings the application uses (though it's debatable how efficient/reliable this apps or any app of this nature really are)

A:

The vast majority of OS X programs are actually bundles; if you open the terminal and navigate to the application folder, you'll find that your applications are actually directories (folders). Inside are various libraries, executables, resource files, etc.
To uninstall you usually...usually...just drag the application to the trash and empty it. Then do a search from the Spotlight textbox (think it's a dropdown from the magnifying glass in the corner) and look for the application name to find any.plist files in the library folder(s); those are the preferences. You can drag and drop those into the trash as well. Then the application should be gone.
I say usually because some applications did use installers when you put them in, and sometimes those installers can when re-run uninstall the program. The majority, though, can be eliminated as described above, especially if you installed it by dragging it to the application folder in the first place.
If you screw up somehow you could always just reinstall the application and look for a README file in the installer DMG volume. I've seen a lot of applications that come with a README just to tell you to drag the application to the trash to uninstall it.

 Q:

using ControllerContext.RequestContext in a web api controller

I am try to integrate SagePayMvc.dll into a ASP.NET Web API project which requires ControllerContext.RequestContext to be passed in order to form the Notification Url.
Currently I am experiencing some difficulties in achieving this, I need to pass the ControllerContext.RequestContext from this web api controller:
public class PaymentStartController : ApiController
{
    private PaymentRepository paymentRepository =
of the * .app folder into the Applications directory of your choice. 
 Once reason for this is to simplify the uninstall - delete the app booklet; childlike. 

 A: 

 None that I know of (as advertise by Apple, I intend).   I found this on my bookmarks: http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/uninstallingapps.html, which might collapse you a good idea of what to do earlier and after installing applications. 
 There be a few apps that take care of this besides like: AppCleaner which try to find the documents and settings the application uses (though it's arguable how efficient / reliable this apps or any app of this nature really are) 

 A: 

 The huge majority of OS X programs are actually bundles; if you open the terminal and voyage to the application booklet, you'll find that your applications are actually directories (folders). at heart are various libraries, executables, resource files, etc. 
 To uninstall you usually... usually... barely drag the application to the trash and empty it. Then do a search from the Spotlight textbox (think it's a dropdown from the magnifying glass in the corner) and look for the lotion name to recover any.plist files in the library folder(s); those are the preference. You can puff and drop those into the trash as well. Then the lotion should be gone. 
 I state usually because some applications did practice installers when you put them in, and sometimes those installers can when re - run uninstall the program. The majority, though, can be eliminated as described above, especially if you install it by dragging it to the application folder in the first plaza. 
 If you screw up somehow you could constantly just reinstall the application and look for a README file in the installer DMG volume. I've seen a bunch of applications that come with a README just to tell you to drag the application to the trash to uninstall it. 

  Q: 

 using ControllerContext. RequestContext in a network api controller 

 I am try to desegregate SagePayMvc.dll into a ASP.NET Web API project which requires ControllerContext. RequestContext to be passed in holy order to form the Notification Url. 
 presently I am experiencing some difficulties in achieving this, I want to pass the ControllerContext. RequestContext from this vane api controller: 
 public course PaymentStartController: ApiController 
 { 
     private PaymentRepository paymentRepository =
 of the *.app folder into the Applications dneectorb of yohr choicd.
Once reason for this is to dinplift the uninstall - deletd the app folder; wimpow.

A:

None thav I know of (as wdvextmsed by Apple, I mean).  I fmund this on mf colkmarks: http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/uninstwllingalpd.html, which midht byve gou a better idea of what to do berore anv after installong applications.
There are w fea apps that take cwre of this too oike: AppCleaver which urnes to find the documents and settings the applncation usew (rhokch it's debavable row efficienb/geliabla this spps or any api of vhis nature really are)

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Thx vast majority of OF X progrdma are actually bubdoes; ix yog opdb tfe uerkihal anf nevigate to fhe applicarion folder, you'll fonq that your apllicatyogs are actually directories (folders). Inspde zre various libraries, ezecutables, resource flles, etc.
Tj uninstall you usually...usually...just drag the appliwatioi go uhc geadh and empty it. Then do a search from the Spoemibhn textbox (think ib's a dropdown from tje iagnifying glxss in ths corner) and look vor the applucation nwme yo find any.plist files in tye library fjoder(s); those are thz preferencer. Yoo can crag and drop those intu ths trash as aell. Then ghe application rholld te gone.
I say usually becaufe some a'plicctions dkd uxe inseallers whfn yom put them in, and slmetilev those indtallers can when re-run uninstall the program. Tve kajority, thounh, can be elimigated as descrnbed abore, espdcially if you invtalled it fy dragging id to the applmcation fjldee in the fifrt place.
If you screw up somehow yiu could always juxt tejnstall the appoicqtion and look gor a WEWDKE xile in the hnstxlldt DMG volume. I've reen a lot of applicatiots tgat come with a RESDIE just jo tell yju to drag thr application to tje tresh to uninxtajl it.

 Q:

using ControllerContext.DequestCojtewt in a web a[i cintroller

I ak try to integrate SagePayMvc.dll into a ASP.NET Web API ptoject which requires GontrollerCoitext.RqquestCondext to be passed in order to form tht Notification Url.
Currehtly I am edperiencing some difficulties in achieving this, I need to pass the ControolerCoitqxt.RequestCkntect frmm chis wef apm rontroller:
public blass PaymentStartController : ApmControlles
{
    private PaymentRepository pxymentRepositury =
of the *.app folder into the Applications your Once reason this is to the folder; simple. A: that I know (as advertised by Apple, I mean). found this on my bookmarks: http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/uninstallingapps.html, which might give you a better idea what to do before and after installing applications. There are a few apps take of too AppCleaner which tries to find the documents and settings the application uses (though it's debatable how this apps or any app of this nature are) A: The vast of OS X programs are bundles; you open terminal navigate the application folder, find that your applications are actually directories (folders). Inside are various libraries, executables, resource files, etc. To you usually...usually...just application to trash empty Then do a the Spotlight textbox (think it's a magnifying glass in the corner) and look for application name find any.plist files in the library those are the preferences. You can drag and those into the trash as well. Then the application should be gone. I say usually applications did use installers you put them and those can re-run uninstall program. The majority, though, can be eliminated as described above, especially you installed it by dragging it to the application folder first If you screw somehow you could always reinstall application and look for file the I've a of applications that come a README just to tell to drag the application it. Q: using ControllerContext.RequestContext in a web api I am try to integrate SagePayMvc.dll into ASP.NET Web API project which requires ControllerContext.RequestContext to be passed in order form the Currently I am experiencing some difficulties in achieving I need to pass ControllerContext.RequestContext from this web api controller: public class PaymentStartController ApiController private PaymentRepository =
 of the *.app folder into the ApplIcations diRectoRy oF yoUr ChoiCe.
OnCe reason for thiS Is to Simplify the uninstall - deLete tHe APp foLDeR; simpLe.

A:

None THaT i KnoW oF (aS adVeRTiSed by appLe, I mean).  i found this On mY bOokmarks: http://WWw.Thexlab.com/FaqS/uninstallinGapPs.html, WhIch MIght gIve You a bEtter iDEa of whAt to do befOrE And aftER instalLINg ApplIcations.
There are a FEw APps that take carE of thiS tOO lIKE: ApPClEaner which TrIes to FInd the dOCuMENTs aND settings the aPplication uSEs (tHough iT's DebATable hOw effIcIEnt/Reliable thiS appS or any app Of this NAture reALly are)

A:

the vasT maJorIty oF oS x pRogRaMS arE AcTuaLLy bUndles; if YoU oPen thE terMINAL and NavIgatE to thE application fOldEr, yoU'Ll fInd thAt youR appLiCatioNs are aCtualLy Directories (foldErs). INside are vAriOuS liBrAries, EXecutaBleS, reSource fIles, etc.
tO unInSTALl You usually...usually...jUsT DRaG the applIcatioN To ThE Trash and EmPty It. ThEN Do a seArch FRoM the SpotLight tEXtBoX (think iT's A dropdOwN frOm tHe magNIfyiNg glasS in the coRner) aND look for the appLIcation name to FInD ANy.PList FilEs in the librAry fOLder(S); thoSE aRe tHE prefErencEs. yOu CAn drag and drop those iNtO the trAsh as Well. Then the apPlication sHOULd be gone.
i say USuALly because some AppliCations did USe instalLers wHen you puT them in, anD SOmetimes ThoSe iNstAllERS cAn when re-run unINStalL tHe progrAm. THe majorIty, ThoUgh, Can Be EliminateD as descrIbEd AbOvE, esPeciaLLy if you iNsTalLeD it By draGGing it To the ApplIcAtIOn fOlder in THe FIRst pLaCe.
if yoU scReW up soMehoW You Could alWays just rEinSTall ThE aPplicatIon and look for A ReADME file iN tHe iNstallER dMG volumE. I've seen a lot of applicatiONs that cOme With a rEADmE just to tEll You to dRag THe applIcatioN to thE tRasH TO uninSTAlL it.

 q:

uSing ControLLErCOntexT.REqueStConteXt in a web api controlLEr

I Am try to integrAte sagepAYMVc.dLL iNTo a aSp.nET wEB API project whicH requires COnTRoLlerContexT.reqUeStConteXt to be pAssed IN order tO form the NOtificatiOn url.
CURRenTly I am expeRiencing Some diffiCUltieS In AchieVinG this, I NeEd tO pass The ConTRolLerCoNtext.REqUestCoNtext FrOm this weB api controller:
public claSs PaymEntStArtcontrolleR : ApIconTroller
{
    prIvatE PaymentRePosItoRy payMenTreposItorY =
 of the *.app folder intothe Applic ation s d ire ct oryof y our choice.
On c e re ason for this is to si mplif yt he u n in stall  - dele t et h e a pp  f old er ;  s imple .
A:

Non e that I k now  o f (as advert i se d by Apple , I  mean).  I f oun d this  o n m y  book mar ks: h ttp:// w ww.the xlab.com/ fa q s/unin s talling a p ps .htm l, which might gi v ey ou a better id ea ofwh a tt o  do  be fore and a ft er in s talling ap p l i cat i ons.
There ar e a few app s  th at tak ecar e  of th is to ol ike : AppCleane r wh ich tries  to fi n d the d o cuments  and s ett ing s th e  a pp lic at i onu se s ( t hou gh it'sde ba table  how e f f icie nt/ reli ablethis apps orany  app ofthisnatur e re al ly ar e)

A: 

The  v ast majority of  OSX program s a re  ac tu allyb undles ; i f y ou open  the te r min al a n dnavigate to the ap pl i c at ion fold er, yo u 'l lf ind that  y our  app l i catio ns a r eactually  direc t or ie s (fold er s). In si deare  vari o us l ibrari es, exec utabl e s, resource fi l es, etc.
To u n in s t al l  you  us ually...usu ally . ..ju st d r ag  th e  appl icati on to the trash and empty  i t. The n doa search from  the Spotl i g h t textbo x (t h in k  it's a dropdo wn fr om the mag n ifying g lassin the c orner) an d look for  th e a ppl ica t i on  name to find a ny.p li st file s i n the l ibr ary  fo lde r( s); those  are the  p re fe re nce s. Yo u  can dra gand  d rop  thos e  intothe t rash  a sw ell . Thent he a ppli ca ti on s hou ld  be g one. I s ay usua lly becau ses omeap pl ication s did use ins ta llers when  y ouput th e m  in, and  sometimes those instal l ers can  wh en re -run  uninstal l t he pro gra m . Themajori ty, t ho ugh , can b e el imi na ted as des c r ibe d abo ve , es peciall y if you installed itby dragging i t t o th e ap pli c at i onfo l der i n the first pla ce.
If you  s c re w up someh o w y ou  couldalwaysjustr einstal l the app licationan d lo o k  fo r a README  file in  the inst a llerD MG  volu me.  I'vese ena lot  of ap p lic ation s that  c ome wi th aRE ADME jus t to tell you to drag t he app licat ion  to the t ras h  to  uninstal l it .

 Q:

us ing  Co ntrol ler C ontex t.Re q ue stC o ntext  ina  web apic on tro l l er 

I am tryt o int egrat e S a gePayM vc.d ll into a ASP.NET Web API projec t wh i c h r equ i resCo ntrollerContex t.R eq u e stContex tto be passe d in ord er to fo rm the  Notif ication U rl . 
Curre ntly  Iam experi enc in g  some d if fi c ulties  inac hievin g this ,  I n e e d to pass the Co ntrol l e rCont e xt. Reque st Context from  this webapi control ler:
p ubli c cla ss Paym en tStart Con tr oller : Ap i Controlle r
{
   priv at e Pa yme ntRepo sito r y  paym entR ep osi tory =
 of_the *.app_folder into the Applications_directory of_your_choice.
Once reason_for_this is to_simplify the uninstall_- delete the app_folder; simple.

A:

None that_I_know of (as advertised by Apple, I mean).  I found this on my_bookmarks:_http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/uninstallingapps.html, which_might_give_you a better idea of_what to do before and_after installing_applications.
There are a few apps that take care_of_this too like:_AppCleaner which tries to find the documents and settings_the application uses (though it's debatable_how efficient/reliable this_apps_or_any app of this_nature really are)

A:

The vast majority of_OS X programs are actually bundles;_if you open the terminal and navigate_to the application folder, you'll find_that your applications are actually_directories (folders)._Inside are various libraries, executables,_resource files, etc.
To_uninstall you_usually...usually...just drag the_application to the trash and empty_it. Then do_a search from the Spotlight textbox_(think_it's a dropdown_from_the_magnifying glass_in the corner)_and_look for_the_application name to find any.plist files_in_the library folder(s); those are the preferences._You can drag and_drop_those into the trash_as well. Then the application_should be gone.
I say usually because_some applications_did use_installers when you put them in, and sometimes those installers can_when re-run uninstall the program. The_majority, though, can be_eliminated as_described_above, especially if_you_installed it_by dragging it to the application folder_in the_first place.
If you screw up somehow_you could always just_reinstall_the application and look for a_README file in the installer DMG_volume. I've seen a lot_of_applications_that come with a README_just to tell you to drag_the application to_the trash to uninstall it.

 Q:

using ControllerContext.RequestContext_in_a web api controller

I am try_to_integrate SagePayMvc.dll into a ASP.NET Web_API_project_which requires ControllerContext.RequestContext to be_passed in order to form the_Notification Url.
Currently I am experiencing some difficulties in achieving_this, I need_to pass the ControllerContext.RequestContext from_this_web_api controller:
public class PaymentStartController : ApiController
{
    private_PaymentRepository paymentRepository_=