I’m using this method to achieve DI in WCF. Now I’m at the point where I need to configure the endpoints and bindings.
How and where should I do this?
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I’m using this method to achieve DI in WCF. Now I’m at the point where I need to configure the endpoints and bindings.
How and where should I do this?
The comment by flq is provides the answer: you can still use the normal WCF configuration settings even if you use an IInstanceProvider.
Since this is the idiomatic way of configuring WCF I see no reason to do it in any other way. It provides flexibility, there’s tool support, and you’d be using the documented API.