unity-container

I'm trying to inject this user service via Unity (mvc5) in an actionfilter but it is null. How can I implement this? public class TestFilter : ActionFilterAttribute { // this is always null [Dependency] public IUserService UserService { get; set; } // other members } You must register UnityFilterAttributeFilterProvider as a FilterProvider first. Modify the App_Start > UnityMvcActivator 's Start method like this: public static void Start() { var container = UnityConfig.GetConfiguredContainer(); FilterProviders.Providers.Remove(FilterProviders.Providers.OfType<FilterAttributeFilterProvider>()

I wrote my CustomLifetimeManager like this: public class CustomLifetimeManager <T> : LifetimeManager { private readonly string _arg; public CustomLifetimeManager(string arg) { _arg = arg; } } Now, it works easy configuring the container programmatically, but how add it in configuration file like the following? <type type="myTime" mapTo="myImpl"> <lifetime type="CustomLifetimeManager"/> </type> You need to add a second class: A TypeConverter. This class is responsible for taking a string and turning it into whatever type you want. Once you implement it, you can then do something like this in

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

I want some Repository class extend one common generic class to perform some common operation, problem is: how to config a UserExRepository type in config file. public class UserExRepository : Repository<User>, IUserEx { public UserExRepository(Context context):base(context){ } } public abstract class Repository<TObject> : IRepository<TObject> where TObject : class { protected Context Context = null; public Repository(Context context) { Context = context; } // do some common operation about entity, like create, delete... } You can configure binding generic to generic, generic to non-generic,

In the Unity PerThreadLifetimeManager documentation, I read that: " This lifetime manager does not dispose the instances it holds ". Ref.: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff647854.aspx So, if I am using a ThreadPool, does it mean that objects resolved using Unity on a Thread of the ThreadPool will not get disposed at the end of the work done in that thread before being returned to the pool? Any pattern or ideas how I can ensure that the objects do get disposed & I get a clean thread from the thread pool? Thanks! It depends on what type of lifetime manager. The PerThreadLifetimeManager