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Lamloumi Afif
Lamloumi Afif

Reputation: 9081

SimpleIoc issue within WPF MVVM light application

I have a wpf application using MVVM Light. I have two class and interface :

public interface ICrud{
//
}

public class CrudDAO : ICrud{
//
}

public class CrudEF : ICrud{
//
}

I have two viewmodels :

  public class CrudDAOVM {
       public  ICrud icrud;
       public CrudDAOVM (ICrud _icrud)
       {
        icrud = _icrud;
       }
                         }

    public class CrudEFVM {
       public  ICrud icrud;
       public CrudEFVM (ICrud _icrud)
        {
        icrud = _icrud;
        }
                          }

I'd like to use SimpleIoc to inject the depencies. So I added this code in the ViewModelLocator :

SimpleIoc.Default.Register<ICrud , CrudDAO >(); //I'd like to add the condition here
SimpleIoc.Default.Register<ICrud , CrudEF >();//I'd like to add the condition here

I'd like to add a condition specify that inside CrudVMDAO, the implementation of ICrud is CrudDAO, and inside CrudVMEF, the implementation of ICrud is CrudEF

Is it possible to do this using SimpleIoc ?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 144

Answers (1)

Vinkal
Vinkal

Reputation: 2984

If you want to register several implementations, you can add a key to differentiate them during registration as shown below.

SimpleIoc.Default.Register<ICrud>(() => new CrudDAO(), "CrudDAO");
SimpleIoc.Default.Register<ICrud>(() => new CrudEF(), "CrudEF");

Inside CrudVMDAO:

SimpleIoc.Default.GetInstance<ICrud>("CrudDAO");

Inside CrudVMEF:

SimpleIoc.Default.GetInstance<ICrud>("CrudEF");

Upvotes: 1

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