Structuremap configuration: One object, multiple interfaces

Question

I have this object "mySessionObject" of type "SessionObject". It implements the interfaces IMessageHandler<MessageA> and IMessageHandler<MessageB>. I should only have one of these objects, and it should live thru the entire HttpSession.

How do I register it with structuremap so that I at any time in the lifetime of the HttpSession can get it by calling ObjectFactory.GetInstance<IMessageHandler<MessageA>>(), or ObjectFactory.GetInstance<IMessageHandler<MessageB>>() ?

score 0 · Answer 1 · edited May 23 '17 at 12:07

Inside of your normal StructureMap configuration, I would add this code:

ObjectFactory.Initialize(x =>
{
    x.ForRequestedType<IMessageHandler<MessageA>>().
        TheDefaultIsConcreteType<MyImplementingClass>().
        CacheBy(InstanceScope.HttpSession);

    x.ForRequestedType<IMessageHandler<MessageB>>().
        TheDefaultIsConcreteType<MyImplementingClass>>().
        CacheBy(InstanceScope.HttpSession);});
}

Note that you will need the 2.5.3 StructureMap release as detailed in this SO thread: StructureMap CacheBy InstanceScope.HttpSession not working

I'm away from a compiler at the moment, but I believe that CacheBy is smart enough to share objects between implementing classes. If not, you can construct a MyImplementingClass another way, and then use TheDefaultIs() rather than TheDefaultIsConcreteType().

Structuremap configuration: One object, multiple interfaces

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