So I\'ve been playing around with the latest release of the WCF Web API and decided I wanted to dive into implementing Ninject with it.
I am attempting to implement a WPF ViewModel using Castle Windsor Dynamic Proxies.The idea is that I want to supply an interface (IPerson below should suffice as an example), a concrete backing class,
I was wondering if it is possible to resolve all dependancies in Unity by some condition on the name that they were registered.
I\'ve added the CollectionResolver as a sub-resolver of my Windsor kernel, and it will properly inject collections of dependencies on resolved objects. That is, if I have
I am using Castle Windsor to handle my Dependency Injection and it has been working great up until now.
On Spring @Autowired usage question most of the people answer they prefer not using configuration files, if possible. It seems like a good answer at the first glance.
If I register two components for the same service, e.g. container.Register( Component.For<IThing>.ImplementedBy<Thing1>(),
In previous question folks helped me to solve repository lifetime problem, now there\'s a question how to make it work nicely in composite service.
I got an assembly with many concrete types that implement IHandler<TCommand>, such as the following:
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.:
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