autofac

I have a WCF service that implements two service contracts... public class MyService : IService1, IService2 and I am self-hosting the service... host = new ServiceHost(typeof(MyService)); Everything was working fine when the service implemented only one service contract, but when I attempt to set up autofac to register both like this: host.AddDependencyInjectionBehavior<IService1>(_container); host.AddDependencyInjectionBehavior<IService2>(_container); ... it throws an exception on the second one, reporting: The value could not be added to the collection, as the collection already contains an

I'm trying to have the unit tests not rely on calling container.Resolve<T>() for their dependencies. I'm currently using AutoFac 2.2.4, and tried xUnit.NET and NUnit , but both have this issue : No parameterless constructor defined for this object How do I get past this issue? Is it a particular unit testing framework that will support this, or just how said framework is configured? Should I not be doing this? Or can I set up the test class to work with the constructor that has it's only dependency? Here's some of the code: public class ProductTests : BaseTest { readonly private

n00b here. Re-asking question because I didn't tag it right. I am trying to utilize Autofac's MutliTenant feature. I got an example "working" from the source files. I've scanned the docs and am having trouble figuring out how to "route" the tenants. Currently, I'd like to utilize a single code base for a basic CRUD app. The CRUD app will be used by several different sites, just focused on specific services for the individual site. I'm wanting to do this eventually: codebase.website1.com (Tenant 1) codebase.website2.com (Tenant 2) codebase.website3.com (Tenant 3) Any thoughts or references?

I have the following code in an Autofac Module that is used in my Application_Start method: builder.Register(c => new Configuration().Configure().BuildSessionFactory()) .SingletonScoped(); builder.Register(c => c.Resolve<ISessionFactory>().OpenSession()) .HttpRequestScoped(); builder.Register<NHibernateSomethingRepository>().As<ISomethingRepository>(); The constructor for the repository takes an ISession as argument. But I end up with one session for the whole application, even though I explicitly asked for it to be HttpRequestScoped. I have configured the ContainerDisposal HTTP module.

I am working on ASP.NET MVC3 solution that uses dependency injection with autofac. Our controllers are being created by autofac and properly and all required objects are being properly passed in. Those objects usually include services, repositories, and mappers converting domain object to MVC (view) models. So the controller constructor looks somewhat like: public abcController( ILogger logger, IabcRepository abcRepository, IabcService abcService, IMapper<AbcDomain, AbcViewModel> abcMapper, ... ) Unfortunately, in time, those constructor parameter lists tend to grow quite quickly. Some of our