ninject

I'm used to Ninject, and for a specific project I'm asked to learn Unity. There is one thing i can't find information on how to do. In Ninject I can state: Bind<IWarrior>().To<Samurai>().Named("Samurai"); Bind<IWarrior>().To<Ninja>().Named("Ninja"); Bind<IWeapon>().To<Katana>().WhenInjectedInto(typeof(Samurai)); Bind<IWeapon>().To<Shuriken>().WhenInjectedInto(typeof(Ninja)); And then when one asks for the warrior named samurai, the samurai comes with kanana and the ninja comes with shurikens. As it should. I don't want to reference the container in the warriors to get the appropriate weapon,

I am looking for a way to do something like this with Ninject : // Sample from the Unity application block IMyService result = myContainer.Resolve<IMyService>("Data"); ( from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc440957.aspx ) Is it possible? Ninject 2.0 has this capability: Bind<IMyService>().To<MyServiceA>().Named("Data"); Bind<IMyService>().To<MyServiceB>().Named("SomethingElse"); kernel.Get<IMyService>("Data"); // will return MyServiceA AFAIK there is no way to do that directly in Ninject, but you can use Contextual Binding instead. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/533260

I updated Ninject.MVC3 package from 2.2.1.0 to 2.2.2.0. Before I had access to the Kernel object through BootStrapper.Kernel property but in the new version Kernel property is marked as obsolete. I get a warning saying 'Public ReadOnly Property Kernel As Ninject.IKernel' is obsolete: 'Do not use Ninject as Service Locator'. Is there a different way to access the kernel in the new version? Remo Gloor The reason why this has been marked Obsolete and will be changed to internal in future is that people tend to use Ninject as a service locator if it is possible to do so. But Service Locator is an

I'm new to Ninject and I'm having problems using it with a custom membership provider. My membership provider has a repository interface passed in. It looks like: public class CustomMembershipProvider : MembershipProvider { public CustomMembershipProvider( IRepository repository ) { } } I'm using the code thats part of the Account Model in the MVC app as a starting point. However when it calls Membership.Provider I get an error saying No parameterless constructor defined for this object . I've setup the bindings in ninject to bind a IRepository to a Repository class which work as I've testing

In my MVC3 project I've setup my kernel to Ninject the Entityframework context on a InRequestScope basis, this works perfect, but I have a background runner that does some workflow management. It fires up a new thread each 5 minutes and I Ninject my dependencies into this thread, If I change the scope to InThreadScipe the Dispose method is fired, but If i change it back to InRequestScope the Dispose method wont fire. Is there a way of fallbacking to InThreadScope if InRequestScope isnt available? Update: Just got an upvote for this question and why not update it with some additional info. I

I'm trying to setup an 'Authorization' Filter on an Action, creating my own ActionFilterAttribute where I do a database lookup to determine if a user has access to a certain resource. On my class inheriting from ActionFilterAttribute, I have created an Injected(Ninject) property to hold the service that I am using for the database access. I have a parameterless constructor so that I can use this as an attribute on my actions. In the 'OnActionExecuting' Method, I am able to gain access to the Injected property (it's not null), but the base DBCotext that it is using is closed. This working fine,