So I\'m attempting to use a combination of MEF and Ninject in an application I\'m writing.Basically I\'m adding in extensions via MEF during runtime.I don\'t understand how (or if it\'s even possible
How do I get a list o开发者_高级运维f bindings which are bound to a particular implementation type?
Here is the scenario. I have a WCF service, when this service is called it passes control to an instance of another class (created via Ninject). In that class I need to do some work, specifically with
I\'ve been (happily) using Ninject for a while now with some basic scenarios, and would like to give it contro开发者_开发技巧l of my logging. I noted the existence of the Ninject.Extensions.Logging na
Is it okay to use injection when writing code for a simple settings class? I have some class like Simulator, which has it\'s own SimulatorSettings. So what approach should I take to inject these sett
Where do I start? Over the course of learning to program one runs into design patterns, architectural choices etc. For me, I understand conceptually DI, IoC and why they are needed/good. Modularity,
I am trying to use ASP.NET MVC 3 and Ninject 2.2 to inject a logger object into a custom ActionFilterAttribute.
I\'m using ASP.NET MVC3, and Ninject. I\'ve set up the standard code implementation in \"AppStart_NinjectMVC3.cs\" that sets up the bindings and adds a kernel to the DependencyResolver like this:
I think this falls under the concept of contextual binding, but the Ninject documentation, while very thorough, does not have any examples close enough to my current situation for me to really be cert
I\'m doing a project ground up using Ninject 2 and one question bugs me: If you are to intercept methods 开发者_运维问答on your type, you need to wrap it into proxy (castle dynamic proxy to be specif
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