unity-container

I was wondering if it is possible to resolve all dependancies in Unity by some condition on the name that they were registered. For example: Resloving all interfaces registered where the name registered starts with "ProcessA". And if there is no way to do this then perhaps how can i extend Unity to allow this. You should be able to use Registrations to do this and I would recommend an extension method rather than extending Unity directly: var matches = c.Resolve<IMyService>(name => name.StartsWith("ProcessA")); Using this extension method: public static class MyUnityExtensions { public static

I'm fairly new at using dependency injection and I think I must be overlooking something really simple. I have a Web API project where I'm registering generic repositories. The repositories take a dbContext as a parameter in their constructor. The behavior I find strange is that I can make one successfull call to the service but any subsequent calls tell me that the dbcontext has been disposed. I do have a using statement in there but that shouldn't be a problem since DI is supposed to be creating new instances of my dependencies for each web request(although I could be wrong). Here is my

I have the following code var container = new UnityContainer(); //LINE 1 container.RegisterType<ILogUtility,LogUtil>(); //LINE 2 var logger = container.Resolve<Logger>(); //LINE 3 logger.Log(LogType.Warn, "logging from container"); //LINE 4 How do I implement line 2 in web.config such that I will only have to code line 1, 3, and 4 in my code behind? I have searched every where for code example but they are not clear. Thanks Take a look at my tutorial http://netpl.blogspot.com/2011/11/unity-application-block-is-lightweight.html There's an example XML configuration: <?xml version="1.0" encoding=

I'm using Unity IoC (Microsoft.Practices.Unity) and I can compile fine, but I'm getting the following error at run time: Could not load type 'System.Reflection.IntrospectionExtensions' from assembly 'mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'. The Unity version is: 3.0.1026.0 Is there a compatibility problem between .Net 4 and this version of Unity. Also, I get the same error when using Unity v2. If so, how might I go about resolving this issue? EDIT: Also, I've verified that mscorlib is referenced in my project. RESOLVED. Indeed I was using the .NET 4.5

I'm getting an error on this line of code: using (IMaterialClient rawMaterialServiceProxy = ServerUtility.Container.Resolve<IMaterialClient>()) The error: Resolution of the dependency failed... The current type, Xxx, is an interface and cannot be constructed. Are you missing a type mapping? I'm not registering a concrete IMaterialClient. In the Pluralsight video I just watched, they said that you don't have to register every type because Unity will find an implementation if one wasn't specified. Has that changed? Am I missing something? Why won't that resolve? The assembly with the actual

in tutorial Validating with a service layer constructor for Product Service looks like this: ProductService(IValidationDictionary validationDictionary, IProductRepository repository) and its instance in default controller constructor is created like this: public ProductController() { _service = new ProductService(new ModelStateWrapper(this.ModelState), new roductRepository()); } If I want to use Unity for DI, second constructor should obviously be used. public ProductController(IProductService service) { _service = service; } But then I do not not know to configure Unity to inject first

We have a multi-tennant ASP.NET MVC application that hosts a booking engine for multiple clients. Each of these clients has multiple packages that can influence Unity Container configuration. We are creating a child container per request and registering different interface implementations based on the client and package parameters passed through the route. Currently we are accomplishing this by doing the following: Controller has a property ServiceLocator that uses a unity container to resolve dependencies. Controller gets IUnityContainer injected and assigned to a property. Controller has a