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Sorry for this noob question. I’m beginning to use the Unity 2.0 container with Silverlight and am putting some singletons in it. For the singletons to work, do I need to have just one instance of the container in my application? I assume that making a new unity container instance whenever I want to look up my singletons will result in separate containers with separate singletons.
Thanks,
-Jon
You need a single instance of a container to achieve singleton behaviour.
Also you need to register your singleton classes with ContainerControlledLifetimeManager.