Binding error creating factory (Bug?)

[shaoli...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I created a factory and I found a bug (?) if I name its interface method starting with "Get".

Example:

public interface IDashboardGiocatoreFactory

{

   IDashboardGiocatore GetOne(int id);

}

public interface IDashboardGiocatore

{

  ...

}

The api:

public HttpResponseMessage Get()

{

  var dg = _giocatoreFactory.GetOne(1);  <------ ERROR BINDING HERE

  

  return Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK);

}

Just renaming GetOne in something else (i renamed "CreateFactory") and it works!

Is there such a naming convention on it?

Thanks

Max

[Mrinal Kamboj]

Hi,

Can you provide little more details related to the Ninject binding for the IDashboardGiocatoreFactory, which would be used to call the GetOne method, which is leading to an error, also what's the error (No matching binding available). My assumption is you are using the Factory binding for the Ninject, which has CreateFactory as default, even if you rename as anything else like GetFactory, it would still fail.

Thanks,

Mrinal

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[shaoli...@gmail.com]

CreateFactory works perfectly, is Getxxx the problem.

I recently found this:

"Also note that there is a naming convention used by the extension. Any method in the factory interface that begins GetXxx will be interpreted as a request for a Binding Named 'Xxx' rather than a normal resolution."

https://github.com/ninject/ninject.extensions.factory/wiki/Factory-interface

Confirmed it was a naming convention!

Max

[Mrinal Kamboj]

Yes as you have correctly understood for calling anything like "Getxxx", would need a named binding to be created for the interface using "xxx" as named binding as explained at the links provided.

This special requirement is only for "Getxxx" methods.

Thanks,

Mrinal