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Initialize Object Properties
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Hello, I am injecting in my services a global Settings interface, as Singleton, using StructureMap: public interface ISettings { LoggerSettings Logger { get; } ...public class LoggerSettings { public String Levels { get { return ConfigurationManager.AppSettin gs["Logger.Levels"]; } } public const String Report = "t...@xyz.com";... more »
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Restrict Injection by Namespace. Is this possible?
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Hello, I have the following configuration: For<ITranslatorProvider>().Sin gleton().Use<TranslatorProvide rA>(); I have 3 translator providers: TranslatorProviderA, B and C. Each one should be used under certain namespaces. Project.Services > Use Provider A Project.Site > User Provider B ... Is this possible?... more »
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Getting started with structuremap
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Hello guys. I've started using structuremap and I've got a problem regarding the use of the HttpContextScoped lifecycle. I've got the following: amespace Dri.employees.Web.Configuratio n { public class EmployeeRegistry : Registry { public EmployeeRegistry() { For<IBus>() .HttpContextScoped()... more »
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'AddAllTypesOf' not adding assembly to ObjectFactory?
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I am trying to build a console app that loads an assembly at runtime which implements an interface. The point is to create a .dll with instructions that can be changed by changing the .dll. My VS2012 solution exists of 3 projects: the interface, a library which implements it, and a console app. (Because of this, all 3 have their own... more »
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WhatDoIHave says I have it. ObjectFactory says I don't
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Jeez louise, I'm trying to retro fit a plague ridden legacy app with SM and running into all sorts of strangeness. So I apologize for all the strange questions. so I have this code var whatDoIHave = ObjectFactory.Container.WhatDo IHave(); var validator = ObjectFactory.GetInstance<IVal idator<ProfileActivityElement> >();... more »
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explicit declaration does not override scan
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I have a registry that scans a couple assemblies. However, for some of those interfaces found it needs to use a specific class, not the one that implements the convention IMyObject -> MyObject. so after the scan I say For().Use(); however in the AssertConfigurationIsValid Method it blows up saying bla bla... more »
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