In Ninject, declaring a binding in singleton scope means that the same object will be returned every time. There can only be one object, ever.
Is it possible to return a component ins开发者_如何转开发tance by key using Ninject? The equivalent to Castle Windsor is for ex.:
I have been trying to use the example in Asp.Net Pro MVC 2, chapter 3 where the author uses ninjet for Dependency injection, i have converted the code to vb.net since he uses c#, added the references
I\'m new to Dependency Injection concept. I want to learn it using ninject. From ninject download page, there are 2 version of ninject :
I\'m planning to start using Ninject 2.2 in enterprise-like project after playing with it for some time. Can anyone confirm no issues with these extensions in production use? I especially worry about
I want to use a Ninject.Wcf extension to create a parametrized service host instance. For example I have a class MyWCFHandler with the only following constructor:
So I\'ve been spending some time with ASP.NET MVC 2 (currently stuck with using Visual Studio 2008) and have now moved onto using Ninject 2.2 and its MVC integration. I\'ve downloaded Ninject 2.2 and
I finally got some understanding of how Ninject handles DI, but have faced the following problem: Let\'s consider we have a class that takes two WCF ServiceHost objects as a constructor parameters:
I would like to know how to use Ninject to inject an object as a dependency where that object has already been created. I have the following code in my WPF Window_Loaded method in my main window:
At first I thought using NinjectServiceHost class was the only way to create, for example, a non-default service implementation class instance. (Out of the box you can only call new ServiceHost(typeof
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