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I am currently trying to reconfigure StructureMap in our application after upgrading from an old version (2.6) that was never correctly implemented in the first place. I am new to using DI Containers to begin with, and am finding documentation for newer StructureMap versions hard to find. I uninstalled the old 2.6 version of StructureMap and installed StructureMap.MVC5 (since I am using MVC5). What I am having issues with is the AccountController. I have StructureMap set up to use the parameterless constructor, but when my application tries to create the UserManager, I get an

I am upgrading a web app from ASP.NET 3 Preview 1 to the RTM and I am confused by the updated approach to dependency injection. I am using StructureMap for this but that's not really relevant to my question. Previously all I needed to do was as follows: x.For<IControllerFactory>().Use<DefaultControllerFactory>(); x.For<IServiceLocator>().Use(MvcServiceLocator.Current); Now it seems like I need to provide implementations of IControllerActivator, IViewPageActivator and ModelMetadataProvider because otherwise I get an error from StructureMap because MVC tries to locate them using the dependency

We have a set of 5 online auction systems running on Windows Azure & SQL Azure. Each system consists of a single web worker and one or more web roles. Each system is using ASP.NET MVC 3 and Entity Framework, Repository Pattern and StructureMap. The worker role is responsible for housekeeping and runs two groups of processes. One group is run every ten seconds, the other every second. Each process will likely run a database query or stored procedure. These are scheduled with Quartz.net The web role serves the public interface and back office. Among other basic crud functionality, both of these

I am trying to understand how to use Dependency Injection with Dapper (IDbConnection) and still being able to use built in dispose. I have found a couple of articles on the web but non that I think is easy to understand. What I am trying to figure out is how to make this simple class be testable: public class UserProfileRepository : IUserProfileRepository { private readonly IConfigRepository _configRepository; public UserProfileRepository(IConfigRepository configRepository) { _configRepository = configRepository; } public UserProfile GetUserProfile(string userId) { const string query = @

When performing background tasks in a Windows Service I used HybridHttpOrThreadLocalScoped for storing intances of NHibernate ISessions. Since within a Windows Server there isn't a HTTPContext, I'm wondering if only calling the ReleaseAndDisposeAllHttpScopedObjects() is enough to release the ISession instance for that thread? I found out how to answer this question. The ReleaseAndDisposeAllHttpScopedObjects() method exposed by the ObjectFactory is really concerned with the HttpContext and therefore web applications. The HybridLifeCycle class from the Structuremap.Pipeline namespace allows to

I'm using StructureMap, v. 2.5.3 and am having trouble with chaining together implementations on an interface to implement the Decorator pattern. I'm used to Windsor, where it is possible to name variations on interface implementations and send the named impl. into another (default) impl. This is the default, non decorated version, which works fine: ObjectFactory.Initialize(registry => { registry.ForRequestedType<ICommentService() .TheDefault.Is.OfConcreteType<CommentService>(); ... } This is the ctor on the decorator, that I want to call: public CommentAuditService( ICommentService