ninject

In Ninject's dependency injection, if you set up a binding of a class to itself like so: Bind<SomeClass>().ToSelf(); Ninject very nicely resolves any dependencies SomeClass has and gives you the object back. I want to be able to do something to the SomeClass it returns every time it creates a new one, so like a post-processing event. I could use the .ToMethod (or ToFactoryMethod) binding to explicitly new it up, but I would like all its dependencies resolved by Ninject beforehand. It wouldu be nice to do something like: Bind<SomeClass>() .ToSelf() .After(sc => sc.MethodIWantToCall()); // then

do any other .NET IoC containers provide equivalent functionality to the typed factory facility in Castle Windsor? e.g. if I am using an abstract factory pattern in a WPF application: public class MyViewModel { private IAnotherViewModelFactory factory; public void ShowAnotherViewModel() { viewController.ShowView(factory.GetAnotherViewModel()); } } I don't want to have to create a manual implementation of IAnotherViewModelFactory for every type of ViewModel I wish to show, I want the container to take care of this for me. AutoFac has a feature called Delegate Factories , but as far as I can

I have a simply Class that is intended to be a simple POCO - it just holds data. With one exception: It contains a Collection of Notes. I want to lazy-load this collection so that I don't have to fetch the Notes on Pages that don't need them. The stub for this is this: public class MyDTOClass { private ICollection<Note> _notes = null; public ICollection<Note> Notes { get { if(_notes == null) { // Get an INoteRepository and initialize the collection } return _notes; } } } Now, I'm wondering how to proceed from here. It's an ASP.net MVC application and I use Dependency Injection to inject the

I'm using Ninject as IoC container in my project. I have following class: public class SomeRepository:ISomeRepository { public SomeRepository(string someDatabaseConnectionString) { // some code here.. } } In my application settings file I have connection string named "someDatabase". By default the one should add following configuration in order to inject this connection string into the constructor: kernel.Bind<ISomeRepository>() .To<SomeRepository>() .WithConstructorArgument("someDatabaseConnectionString", connString); But i want to implement conventional based binding of such strings. Values

Is it at all possible to configure Ninject to load modules that have been declared as internal ? I have tried configuring InternalVisibleTo for the Ninject assembly, but this does not help. I can of course make the modules public , but really they should be internal . mrydengren Internally KernalBase.Load(IEnumerable<Assembly assemblies) uses the GetExportedTypes() which only returns public types. However, you could write your own "NinjectModule scanner". public static class NinjectModuleScanner { public static IEnumerable<INinjectModule> GetNinjectModules(IEnumerable<Assembly assemblies) {

I am using Ninjec, Ninject.Web.MVC and Ninject.Web.Common When I start my mvc application I get this binding error: What do I wrong in my binding? Error activating DbConnection No matching bindings are available, and the type is not self-bindable. Activation path: 4) Injection of dependency DbConnection into parameter existingConnection of constructor of type DbContext 3) Injection of dependency DbContext into parameter dbContext of constructor of type GenericRepository{User} 2) Injection of dependency IGenericRepository{User} into parameter repo of constructor of type HomeController 1)