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I am using Ninject for dependency injection in both my MVC 5 Web app and Web API 2 API. In my Web API, I recently needed to return a View, so I created a ManageController that inherits Controller. I then needed to access a Service in one of the ManageController methods. When trying to use the Service, I kept getting an error and the Service breakpoint would never be hit. Upon investigating, I found that Ninject was most likely not configured for the Controller (I'm getting a parameterless constructor error). From what I can tell, I don't have Ninject.MVC5 and Ninject.Web.Common.WebHost installed in the Web API Project. Anyway, since I only need to access 1 Service in 1 method, I decided to look for a workaround instead of installing two more packages and perhaps having to work through some errors. Here is what I've come up with. Does anyone see any issues with my workaround?

Here is what RegisterServices looks like in NinjectWebCommon. This is injecting Services into my Controllers that inherit ApiController perfectly.

private static void RegisterServices(IKernel kernel)

 kernel.Load(typeof(DataLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ServiceLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ApiModule).Assembly);
 ApiModule.Kernel = kernel;
 

Here is how I'm calling the Service.

private IMyService _myService; 

public ManageController()

 _myService = ApiModule.Kernel.Get<IMyService>();
 

I'm not creating a new instance of the Kernel.

I'm now able to access the Service like so.

await _myService.GetSomething(id);

Does anyone see any issues with this? Should I just go ahead and install Ninject.MVC5 and Ninject.Web.Common.WebHost and inject the Service into the ManageController?

Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!

asp.net-mvc-5 asp.net-web-api2 ninject

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I am using Ninject for dependency injection in both my MVC 5 Web app and Web API 2 API. In my Web API, I recently needed to return a View, so I created a ManageController that inherits Controller. I then needed to access a Service in one of the ManageController methods. When trying to use the Service, I kept getting an error and the Service breakpoint would never be hit. Upon investigating, I found that Ninject was most likely not configured for the Controller (I'm getting a parameterless constructor error). From what I can tell, I don't have Ninject.MVC5 and Ninject.Web.Common.WebHost installed in the Web API Project. Anyway, since I only need to access 1 Service in 1 method, I decided to look for a workaround instead of installing two more packages and perhaps having to work through some errors. Here is what I've come up with. Does anyone see any issues with my workaround?

Here is what RegisterServices looks like in NinjectWebCommon. This is injecting Services into my Controllers that inherit ApiController perfectly.

private static void RegisterServices(IKernel kernel)

 kernel.Load(typeof(DataLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ServiceLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ApiModule).Assembly);
 ApiModule.Kernel = kernel;
 

Here is how I'm calling the Service.

private IMyService _myService; 

public ManageController()

 _myService = ApiModule.Kernel.Get<IMyService>();
 

I'm not creating a new instance of the Kernel.

I'm now able to access the Service like so.

await _myService.GetSomething(id);

Does anyone see any issues with this? Should I just go ahead and install Ninject.MVC5 and Ninject.Web.Common.WebHost and inject the Service into the ManageController?

Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!

asp.net-mvc-5 asp.net-web-api2 ninject

share|improve this question

asked Mar 22 at 16:35

Dumber_Texan2Dumber_Texan2

1128

add a comment | 

I am using Ninject for dependency injection in both my MVC 5 Web app and Web API 2 API. In my Web API, I recently needed to return a View, so I created a ManageController that inherits Controller. I then needed to access a Service in one of the ManageController methods. When trying to use the Service, I kept getting an error and the Service breakpoint would never be hit. Upon investigating, I found that Ninject was most likely not configured for the Controller (I'm getting a parameterless constructor error). From what I can tell, I don't have Ninject.MVC5 and Ninject.Web.Common.WebHost installed in the Web API Project. Anyway, since I only need to access 1 Service in 1 method, I decided to look for a workaround instead of installing two more packages and perhaps having to work through some errors. Here is what I've come up with. Does anyone see any issues with my workaround?

Here is what RegisterServices looks like in NinjectWebCommon. This is injecting Services into my Controllers that inherit ApiController perfectly.

private static void RegisterServices(IKernel kernel)

 kernel.Load(typeof(DataLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ServiceLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ApiModule).Assembly);
 ApiModule.Kernel = kernel;
 

Here is how I'm calling the Service.

private IMyService _myService; 

public ManageController()

 _myService = ApiModule.Kernel.Get<IMyService>();
 

I'm not creating a new instance of the Kernel.

I'm now able to access the Service like so.

await _myService.GetSomething(id);

Does anyone see any issues with this? Should I just go ahead and install Ninject.MVC5 and Ninject.Web.Common.WebHost and inject the Service into the ManageController?

Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!

asp.net-mvc-5 asp.net-web-api2 ninject

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asked Mar 22 at 16:35

Dumber_Texan2Dumber_Texan2

1128

private static void RegisterServices(IKernel kernel)

 kernel.Load(typeof(DataLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ServiceLayerModule).Assembly);
 kernel.Load(typeof(ApiModule).Assembly);
 ApiModule.Kernel = kernel;
 

private IMyService _myService; 

public ManageController()

 _myService = ApiModule.Kernel.Get<IMyService>();
 

await _myService.GetSomething(id);

share|improve this question

asked Mar 22 at 16:35

Dumber_Texan2Dumber_Texan2

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share|improve this question

asked Mar 22 at 16:35

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asked Mar 22 at 16:35

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asked Mar 22 at 16:35

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