I have an interface IConnection, implemented by TcpConnection. In addition, two classes accept IConnection as a parameter, and I would like to use the same instance of TcpConnection for that.
The problem is it doesn't seem to work. With every method I tried, TcpConnection was created more than once. Here is the Registry subclass I'm using:
publi开发者_StackOverflow中文版c class InstanceRegistry : Registry
{
public InstanceRegistry()
{
var connection =
For<IConnection>.Add<TcpConnection>.
Named("Connection"); // ...and additional configuration
For<IFoo>.Add<Foo>.
// Ctor<IConnection>.Is(connection); // Did not work
Ctor<IConnection>.Is( i => i.GetInstance<IConnection>("Connection") );
For<IBar>.Add<Bar>.
// Ctor<IConnection>.Is(connection); // Did not work
Ctor<IConnection>.Is( i => i.GetInstance<IConnection>("Connection") );
}
}
I even tried declaring IConnection as Singleton ("For<>().Singleton()"), but that didn't help either. I'm using StructureMap 2.6.1.
Any ideas?
For<IConnection>().Singleton().Add<TcpConnection>().Named("Connection");
For<IFoo>().Add<Foo>().Ctor<IConnection>().Is(i=>i.GetInstance<IConnection>("Connection"));
For<IBar>().Add<Bar>().Ctor<IConnection>().Is(i=>i.GetInstance<IConnection>("Connection"));
When I use the code above I have the same instance of connection in Foo and Bar. I have also tired with several named connections. Foo and Bar still get the connection their suppose to.
What I did in similar case (but I'm really just a StructureMap beginner, so I'm looking forward for any advices) is used the
For<>().Use(x => SomeFactoryMethod())
For<IInterface>().Use(x => CreateInstance());
private IInterface CreateInstance()
{
// get some dependancy
// inject it to both arguments down here
return new ConcreteInstance(...);
}
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