structuremap

I am new to StructureMap. I have downloaded and am using version 2.6.1.0. I keep getting the below error: StructureMap Exception Code: 202 No Default Instance defined for PluginFamily Company.ProjectCore.Core.IConfiguration, Company.ProjectCore, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null My Global.asax.cs looks like: protected void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e) { var container = new Container(x => { x.For<ICache>().Use<Cache>(); x.For<IEmailService>().Use<EmailService>(); x.For<IUserSession>().Use<UserSession>(); x.For<IRedirector>().Use<Redirector>(); x.For

I have been using the new MVC framework with StructureMap recently and have had good results overall, however, I keep running into a very strange error that I cannot understand or work out how to resolve. This is my architecture: DBContext - linqToSql data context. IRepository - contract defining data methods. IService - contract defining service methods. Controllers - two in this example. I therefore have: public class Repo : IRepository { public Repo(DBContext db) { ..... } } public class Service : IService { public Service(IRepository repo) { ..... } } public class ControllerOne :

When Controller1 is being created, I want that IService will be mapped to ConcreteService1 and IPageService to ConcretePageService1 And when Controller2 is created, I want that IService will be mapped to ConcreteService2 and IPageService to ConcretePageService2 How I can initialize ObjectFactory so that the above will work? Mean while I initialezed ObjectFactory this way: ObjectFactory.Initialize(x => { x.For<IService>().Use<ConcreteService1>(); x.For<IPageService>().Use<ConcretePageService1>(); }); But this ALWAYS maps ConcreteService1 to IService and ConcretePageService1 to IPageService

If i have the following Repository: public IQueryable<User> Users() { var db = new SqlDataContext(); return db.Users; } I understand that the connection is opened only when the query is fired: public class ServiceLayer { public IRepository repo; public ServiceLayer(IRepository injectedRepo) { this.repo = injectedRepo; } public List<User> GetUsers() { return repo.Users().ToList(); // connection opened, query fired, connection closed. (or is it??) } } If this is the case, do i still need to make my Repository implement IDisposable? The Visual Studio Code Metrics certainly think i should. I'm

[assembly: WebActivator.PreApplicationStartMethod(typeof(MyApp.App_Start.StructureMapMvc), "Start")] namespace MyApp.App_Start { public static class StructureMapMvc { public static void Start() { var container = IoC.Initialize(); DependencyResolver.SetResolver(new SmDependencyResolver(container)); } } } Here is my code that is supposed to run before Application_start in global.asax. I was upgrading my web project from mvc 3 to mvc 4. So, In that process, I made a mistake in namespace. This was working before i corrected my namespace. It no longer works now. I reset iis/flushed dns/ rebuilt

So I have an AngularJs/MVC project with normal Controllers and decided to move more to an SPA app and add WebApi2 to pass data back to my UI instead of using MVC. In my Global.asax I had the following for my MVC project: DependencyResolver.SetResolver(new StructureMapDependencyResolver(container)); My WebApiController has a constructor with an IRepository to talk to the database and get some entities back. When my AngularJS web app makes a call to the controller the break points never hit and I'm getting server 500 errors returned with very little information. Public class MyController :

I have the following interface: public interface ILogger { void Debug(string message, params object[] values); void Info(string message, params object[] values); void Warn(string message, params object[] values); void Error(string message, params object[] values); void Fatal(string message, params object[] values); } and the following implementation: public class Log4netLogger : ILogger { private ILog _log; public Log4netLogger(Type type) { _log = LogManager.GetLogger(type); } public void Debug(string message, params object[] values) { _log.DebugFormat(message, values); } // other logging

I personally like the option to configure StructureMap from C# code. From what I understand, one of the advantages of DI, is that we can easily swap in a new concrete instance. But, if the configuration is defined in code, then the concrete instances are hardcoded in the dll. So, practically, its as good as having hard coded the dependencies, right? I know, during testing it makes life easier... My point is, wouldnt it be better to use xml configuration instead? you want to plugin a new concrete instance? simply have your installer overwrite the structuremap.config file with the new one. So,