simple-injector

I am trying to set up my Dependency Injection and I am in the need of injecting a IAuthenticationManager from ASP.NET Identity to an OwinContext . For this I am from my Global.asax -> ServiceConfig.Configure() running: container.Register(() => HttpContext.Current.GetOwinContext().Authentication); But when I am running my application I get this message: No owin.Environment item was found in the context Why is this HttpContext.Current.GetOwinContext() not available from Global.asax? Startup.cs [assembly: OwinStartupAttribute(typeof(MyApp.Web.Startup))] namespace Speedop.Web { public partial

Is there any way I can get the context so I can retrieve the loggerName and use LogManager.GetLogger(loggerName) instead of LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger() ? I noticed container.RegisterConditional() has access to the context. Also, I want to avoid solutions like SimpleLogging.NLog for now. Finally, I am willing to accept this is not the right approach. BTW, AOP is an option that I've already explored ( Is it a good practice to have logger as a singleton? ). Note: I am aware that GetCurrentClassLogger() gets the same information I'd retrieve with .NET reflection. using NLog; using

I'm creating an API using Owin, Web API, Entity Framework, ASP.NET Identity. I'm using Simple Injector as my DI framework of choice. During the Owin startup process, I want to seed my database with some sample data. This is handled by a class implementing IDatabaseInitializer , which looks something like this: public class MyDbInitializer : DropCreateDatabaseAlways<MyDataContext> { private readonly IUserManager _userManager; public MyDbInitializer(IUserManager userManager) { _userManager = userManager; } protected override void Seed(MyDataContext context) { SeedIdentities(); } private void

I have a WCF service that uses Simple Injector for dependency injection. I want to wire up some event handlers in the container bootstrapper. I have created an interface IStatusChangeNotification : public interface IStatusChangeNotification { event EventHandler<int> JobStatusChange; } My CommandHandler implements IStatusChangeNotification and there are two event handler classes EmailNotification and MmrNotification , each defining a Notify() method. Then in my bootstrap code I have the following: container.Register<EmailNotification>(); container.Register<MmrNotification>(); container

I am building a Web API using MVC4 Web API with an IoC container (Simple Injector in this case, but I don't think this problem is related to that container) that should expose a variety of CRUD and query operations. The reason for using IOC in my case is that we are a dev shop and I need to be able to let customers build their own web API controllers to expose the data they need to expose need from our system. Consequently, I was hoping to design my solution in a way that allowed me to dogfood my own product by making all the controllers, both ours and our customers', external and loadable

I've been using a pattern very similar to what is described in this excellent article to have commands and queries as objects. I am also using SimpleInjector as the DI container. The only significant difference is that rather that controller take an explicit dependency on some ICommandHandler<TCommand> I want the controllers to take a dependency on an object (a Dispatcher ) which will take a ICommand instance and resolve the correct handler for that command. This will reduce the number of parameters that the constructors need to take and make the whole thing a little easier to use. So my

I am able to register FluentValidation AbstractValidators using a FluentValidatorFactory . However, it doesn't feel right, because not all of the IoC container registrations happen during bootstrap / composition root. Instead, the fluent validators are registered by a separate factory : The composition root : public class SimpleDependencyInjector : IServiceProvider { public readonly Container Container; public SimpleDependencyInjector() { Container = Bootstrap(); } internal Container Bootstrap() { var container = new Container(); container.Register< // ...register all non-fluent-validator

The simple injector documentation provides great examples on how to setup the container for WebRequest, Web API, WCF, ... but the examples are specific to one technology/lifestyle at a time. Our web application uses most of them together! It is not clear to me how to configure the container to work with several lifestyles. Let's say I have a MVC project with Web API. I have the following objects: MyDbContext : My entity code first db context IMyDataProvider implemented by MyDataProvider : Contains query logic and uses MyDbContext MyController : MVC controller that uses IMyDataProvider

I am trying to implement the Domain Event pattern in C# using Simple Injector . I have simplified my code to be in one file that can be ran as a console app and have excluded the Simple Injector code to keep things clear for the purpose of this question. The problem I am coming up against is that each event could have multiple event handlers and multiple events could be raised but I want to restrict my Dispatcher to only handle events that implement the IEvent interface so I put that restraint on my Dispatch method. This caused problems as to how to get the instance from Simple Injector as