Re: [masstransit-discuss] Ninject Integration

[Chris Patterson]

If you can, get the unit tests working with the automatic registration and discovery and submit a pull request.

On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 5:59 AM, Aaron Smith <aaron...@gmail.com> wrote:

The documentation says the Ninject metadata model isn't rich enough to get the types bound to an interface.

I believe using the Bind ToMethod call you can get what you need.

Change the LoadFrom to take a context instead of a kernel which will be passed in from the ToMethod call in Ninject.

Then the FindTypes can be changed to

        static IList<Type> FindTypes<T>(IContext kernel, Func<Type, bool> filter)

        {

            return context.Kernel.GetBindings(typeof(IConsumer))

                                          .Select(b => b.GetProvider(context).Type)

                                          .Where(filter)

                                          .ToList();

        }

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[Jeramy Rutley]

I took your idea and ran with it... 

calling "context.Kernel.GetBindings(typeof(IConsumer))" returns 0 items, but I was able to get it working (including unit tests) using reflection.  I'll attempt to create a pull request later today.

On Thursday, May 16, 2013 1:35:12 PM UTC-4, Chris Patterson wrote:

If you can, get the unit tests working with the automatic registration and discovery and submit a pull request.

On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 5:59 AM, Aaron Smith <aaron...@gmail.com> wrote:

The documentation says the Ninject metadata model isn't rich enough to get the types bound to an interface.

I believe using the Bind ToMethod call you can get what you need.

Change the LoadFrom to take a context instead of a kernel which will be passed in from the ToMethod call in Ninject.

Then the FindTypes can be changed to

        static IList<Type> FindTypes<T>(IContext kernel, Func<Type, bool> filter)

        {

            return context.Kernel.GetBindings(typeof(IConsumer))

                                          .Select(b => b.GetProvider(context).Type)

                                          .Where(filter)

                                          .ToList();

        }

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