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I'm setting up StructureMap and it seems like everything I want to do there are two ways to do it and it's unclear to me what the difference is between them. For instance, what's the difference between these two lines: StructureMapConfiguration.ForRequestedType<IConsumer>().AddConcreteType<Consumer>(); StructureMapConfiguration.ForRequestedType<IConsumer>().TheDefaultIsConcreteType<Consumer>(); Similarly, what's the difference between using AddInstanceOf and ForRequestedType? StructureMapConfiguration.ForRequestedType<IConsumer>().AddConcreteType<Consumer>(); This method will add the Consumer

I've been using StructureMap to inject ObjectContext (entities) into my repositories along with lazy-loaded POCO classes. This is my Structuremap registration. For<WebEntities>().LifecycleIs(new HybridLifecycle()).Use(()=>new WebEntities()); I have defined Partial classes against my POCO classes to retrieve info that is not defined in my EDMX schema. e.g. Community.FloorPlanImages would be a getter which filters only the floor plan images from all available Images. Worked pretty well until I started to optimize my queries. Using EFProf, I found out that none of my connections were being closed

I'm moving from StructureMap 2.x to 3.x. One major change is that using ObjectFactory results in the following warning: 'StructureMap.ObjectFactory' is obsolete: 'ObjectFactory will be removed in a future 4.0 release of StructureMap. Favor the usage of the Container class for future work' So in most cases, the resolution is fairly easy: pass through IContainer as a constructor. Unfortunately this is not feasible for ASMX web serivces or attributes, both of which require a default constructor. That means I'm probably stuck with the Service Locator Pattern , property injection, or writing my own

Does anyone have a complete and working DI sample for WCF? Every sample I find just gets me more confused. Does anyone know of a complete and working standalone simple sample that works with the built in stuff? Maybe once I get a handle of the built in stuff, I can move on to different DI frameworks such as StructureMap or Unity with WCF. My MVC project is currently using Unity for all its DI. Mark Seemann The code download for my book Dependency Injection in .NET contains a full, working example. However, most of what you'll need to know is explained in this answer: Injecting data to a WCF

Although there are so many question on stack overflow which tends similar to my this question but no one is resolving my problem I was using an MVC4 internet application wherein i had few MVC controller and for dependency injection i was using Structure map . Although dependency injection works fine with MVC controller but when i added an WebApi controller in the same MVC internet application and using the same parameter in constructor of WebApi controller as what i am using in MVC controller but dependency injection is not working with WebApi controller, although if i don't use dependency

I've recently downloaded Rhino.Security and I am trying to implement permissions on a entity. Since I like Ninject (v2) I would like to put together a simple example to start with. In my NinjectModule I've bound the repository and the services: Bind<ISessionFactory>() .ToProvider(new SessionFactoryProvider()) .InSingletonScope(); Bind<ISession>().ToProvider(new SessionProvider()) .InSingletonScope(); Bind<IAuthorizationRepository>() .To<AuthorizationRepository>() .InSingletonScope(); Bind<IPermissionsService>() .To<PermissionsService>() .InSingletonScope(); Bind<IAuthorizationService>() .To

I have been using StructureMap for more than a year now. And all this time I used to have a wrapper class called IoC which looked like this class IoC { public static T GetInstance<T>() { return (T)GetInstance(typeof(T)); } public static IEnumerable<T> GetAllInstances<T>() { return ObjectFactory.GetAllInstances<T>(); } public static IEnumerable GetAllInstances(Type type) { return ObjectFactory.GetAllInstances(type); } public static object GetInstance(Type type) { return ObjectFactory.GetInstance(type); } public static void Inject<T>(T obj) { ObjectFactory.Inject(obj); } } I added the wrapper