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My repositories all take ISession in the constructor: protected Repository(ISession session) { this.session = session; } private readonly ISession session; In an Asp.Net MVC application, using StructureMap, how would I go about setting up ISession in my the StructureMap Registry? Would I need to to add SessionFactory to the container also? Does FluentNHibernate change things? Dmytrii Nagirniak You should register ISession using a factory method. Another options (not always the best, but easy to use) is to: Implement ISession and ISessionFactory interfaces (SessionProxy and SessionFactoryProxy)

In my StructureMap bootstrapping code I'm using a custom convention to scan assemblies and add interface/implementation pairs to the object graph as named instances. Essentially I have some logic which checks configuration settings and drills down to this statement depending on various conditions: registry.For(interfaceType).Use(type) .Named(implementationName); This adds all of the named instances well enough. However, I'd also like to add a default instance in the event that an instance name is not specified. However, the default instance isn't always the last one added to the graph.

My goal is to have one data context ( MainDbContext ) per HTTP request in ASP.NET MVC and dispose the data context when the request ends. I'm using the following StructureMap configuration: public static class ContainerConfigurer { public static void Configure() { ObjectFactory.Initialize(x => { x.For<MainDbContext>().HttpContextScoped(); }); } } Whenever I need a MainDbContext , I'm using this code: var dbContext = ObjectFactory.GetInstance<MainDbContext>(); This is working as expected: only one data context is being created per HTTP request. The problem is, MainDbContext is not being

I have a repository pattern i created on top of the ado.net entity framework. When i tried to implement StructureMap to decouple my objects, i kept getting StackOverflowException (infinite loop?). Here is what the pattern looks like: IEntityRepository where TEntity : class Defines basic CRUD members MyEntityRepository : IEntityRepository Implements CRUD members IEntityService where TEntity : class Defines CRUD members which return common types for each member. MyEntityService : IEntityService Uses the repository to retrieve data and return a common type as a result (IList, bool and etc) The

Between various Stack Overflow questions and blog posts there is a pretty reasonable amount of documentation on the topic of open generics and StructureMap. Unfortunately, I must be missing something as my attempts at using scan to perform the configuration along with a class implementation that has a "greedy" constructor have yet work. I want StructureMap to grab an instance of the below class via references to its implemented interface. ToCsvService exists in an unreferenced assembly called Infrastructure. IToCsvService exists in a referenced assembly called Core. As you can see ToCsvService

I have an MVC 5 project that has been modified to use int as the primary key for identity as shown in this guide I then enabled email confirmation as described in this guide Everything worked fine as expected. Then I installed structuremap.mvc5 for dependency injection and added modified DefaultRegistry.cs to public DefaultRegistry() { Scan( scan => { scan.TheCallingAssembly(); scan.WithDefaultConventions(); scan.AssemblyContainingType(typeof(MyProject.Data.MyDbContext)); scan.With(new ControllerConvention()); }); //For<IExample>().Use<Example>(); For<IUserStore<ApplicationUser, int>>().Use