Hello,
I already know how to replace the "build-in" region manager (or other framework classes) with a custom region manager in Prism 5.0 framework.
But is it also possible to replace the "build-in" Unity container with a custom Unity container?
I already have overwritten the CreateContainer() method in the bootstrapper like this:
For example this fails:
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The background for this question is, that I want to register my classes with enums, instead of strings or class types- I want to iterate over all my module enums in my unit tests, without always having to extend my unit tests with new module classes or strings.
I guess this case is just a "one-liner", like with the region manager, but I just can't figure out, where to it.
Thank you.
I already know how to replace the "build-in" region manager (or other framework classes) with a custom region manager in Prism 5.0 framework.
But is it also possible to replace the "build-in" Unity container with a custom Unity container?
I already have overwritten the CreateContainer() method in the bootstrapper like this:
protected override Microsoft.Practices.Unity.IUnityContainer CreateContainer()
{
return new MyNamespace.Prism.UnityContainer();
}
But the issue is, that I cannot use my own container when creating modules and so on.For example this fails:
```
public LoginModule(MyNamespace.Prism.IUnityContainer container, IRegionManager regionManager)
{
_container = container;
_regionManager = regionManager;
}
My question is: What do I need to tell the bootstrapper or the module catalogue, that they use my custom implementation of a IUnityContainer?The background for this question is, that I want to register my classes with enums, instead of strings or class types- I want to iterate over all my module enums in my unit tests, without always having to extend my unit tests with new module classes or strings.
I guess this case is just a "one-liner", like with the region manager, but I just can't figure out, where to it.
Thank you.