ninject

Have a couple of questions regarding the latest version (2.2.1.4) of ninject. Was trying to Bind a Linq2sql DataContext to a concrete implementation InRequestScope (in a class library project) Bind<DataContext>().To<MoneywatchDataContext>() but could not find InRequestScope method ended up doing this, Bind<DataContext>().To<MoneywatchDataContext>().InScope(ctx => HttpContext.Current) Just wanted to find out if: If this will behave exactly like the InRequestScope Method. That it will gurantee that when my HTTContext.Current is GC'ed the underlying DataCotext will be disposed as well. Remo Gloor

I need an application architecture advise. I am building a .Net 4 WPF desktop application with notification area icon support. Application has a few windows, that show up on startup, then get closed, and only the Notification Area icon remains. The notification area icon is purely WPF control that I got from this codeproject example. Since my app should remain running even when all the windows are closed, I have set a ShutdownMode="OnExplicitShutdown" in App.xaml. I will describe my idea of an architecture and startup mechanism, and you tell me where I am going wrong and correct me if possible

I was using ninject IoC in my application and in particular the following: kernel.Bind<RepositoryFactories>().To<RepositoryFactories>() .InSingletonScope(); I would like to implement this using the Unity IoC but can someone tell me how I can make it the same and also what does it mean "InSingletonScope()" ? The following works but I am worried that it's not being done correctly because of the Singleton that maybe needs to be specified. container.RegisterType<RepositoryFactories, RepositoryFactories>(); Unity uses the concept of LifeTimeManager 's.. it comes with what is essentially a Singleton

I am using Ninject for my IoC container and I'm trying to write some unit tests. I found the Ninject Mocking Kernel so I thought I'd give it a go but I can't get the simplest test to pass. I am missing something and need a little help. Moq.4.0.10827.Final Ninject-2.2.0.0-release-net-4.0 Ninject.MockingKernel-2.2.0.0-release-net-4.0 My unit test... [TestMethod] public void Constructor_CanInitialize() { var kernel = new MoqMockingKernel(); var mock = kernel.Get<IDataRepository>(); <--Error here Assert.IsInstanceOfType(mock, typeof(DataRepository)); } Here is the error... Test method TestFixture

I'm developing a .NET Web API application using Nhibernate and a generic repository. Now I'm trying to correctly setup dependency injection using Ninject. However, I have some problems with my current configuration: occasionally my NHibernate ISession (in UnitOfWork.cs below) object is either null or already closed when making a request that goes down to the DAL and tries to fetch data from the database. I have not been able to figure out exactly why this happens or what is wrong in my code. I thought my Ninject scoping/binding was somehow incorrect, but cannot get it to work. This is my