Question

I have a type IRoleRepository which accepts a constructor argument “database” which accepts a type of IDbRepository which itself takes a constructor argument “ConnectionStringName”. I have a dependency resolver which has a GetService method and while the following code works I was hoping there would be better way to do this at Bind time vs at Get time with Ninject 3.0. Note I may have multiple IDBRepository instances each with their own “ConnectionStringName”.

_repository = EngineContext.Current.GetService<IRoleRepository>(
                        new ConstructorArgument("database",
                            EngineContext.Current.GetService<IDbRepository>(
                                new ConstructorArgument(SystemConstants.ConnectionStringName, SystemConstants.ConfigurationDatabase))));

Answer 1

OK I believe I found what I wanted:

By using this at Bind Time:

            Bind<IDbRepository>().To<SqlServerRepository>()
            .WhenInjectedInto<IRoleRepository>()
            .WithConstructorArgument(SystemConstants.ConnectionStringName, SystemConstants.ConfigurationDatabase);

This allows me to use this at Get time:

_repository = EngineContext.Current.GetService<IRoleRepository>();

This of course means I can now vary the constructor argument for IDbRepository based upon the more specific repository which the IDbRepository is being injected. eg:

            Bind<IDbRepository>().To<SqlServerRepository>()
            .WhenInjectedInto<ITimerJobStore>()
                .WithConstructorArgument(SystemConstants.ConnectionStringName, SystemConstants.ConfigurationDatabase);

        Bind<ITimerJobStore>().To<TimerJobSqlStore>();