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I have simple win service, that executes few tasks periodically. How should I pass Ninject kernel to all my task classes?
Is it good idea to create static variable of base task class and initialize it on service start?
Rather than a static variable on the base task class, I would favor injecting the kernel into each class instance. This provides a bit more flexibility should you ever decide that you need more than one kernel (for whatever reason). The static variable in the base class just seems yucky, for lack of a better term.