问题
I want to create instance of PerRequestResourceProvider using ninject InRequestScope:
public class PerRequestResourceProvider: IPerRequestResourceProvider
{
priavte readonly _perRequestResorceInstance;
public PerRequestResourceProvider()
{
_perRequestResorceInstance = new PerRequestResource();
}
public PerRequestResource GetResource()
{
return _perRequestResorceInstance;
}
}
public interface IPerRequestResourceProvider
{
PerRequestResource GetResource();
}
In my NinjectDependencyResolver:
.....
kernel.Bind<IPerRequestResourceProvider>.To<PerRequestResourceProvider>().InRequestScope();
I inject IPerRequestResourceProvider in few classes. But when I add breakpoint to PerRequestResourceProvider constructor I see that PerRequestResourceProvider is created three times during one request and not single per request. What's wrong?
Update: source code ttps://bitbucket.org/maximtkachenko/ninjectinrequestscope/src
回答1:
There are two issues with your code:
Ninject is not getting initialized correctly. You need one of the Ninject.MVCx packages (according to the MVC version you are using). To configure it correctly, see: http://github.com/ninject/ninject.web.mvc
You are injecting
PerRequestResourceProvider
(the class type), and notIPerRequestResourceProvider
(the interface type) intoHomeController
, thus the.InRequestScope()
defined on theIPerRequestResourceProvider
binding is not taking any effect. Change theHomeController
constructor to get the inteface type injected and you're good.
Ninject does not require bindings for instantiatable (non-abstract,..) classes. This is why it is not obvious when the wrong binding is used.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24928070/asp-net-mvc-ninject-inrequestscope