Hi,
As far as I know, I´m afraid that feature is not supported in Prism. Nevertheless, what you can do instead is to define a Child Container, create a new EventAggregator, and then register it in that Child Container, as this is equivalent to have a scoped EventAggregator. However, this is not a straightforward solution as the Child Container should be seen as an extension of the main container and this may generate undesired effects depending on how your solution is designed.
Therefore, it would be helpful if you could explain us why do you need this scoped EventAggregator and how your application is designed so we can further analyze your scenario to give you a better approach.
Regards,
Federico Martinez
http://blogs.southworks.net/fmartinez
As far as I know, I´m afraid that feature is not supported in Prism. Nevertheless, what you can do instead is to define a Child Container, create a new EventAggregator, and then register it in that Child Container, as this is equivalent to have a scoped EventAggregator. However, this is not a straightforward solution as the Child Container should be seen as an extension of the main container and this may generate undesired effects depending on how your solution is designed.
Therefore, it would be helpful if you could explain us why do you need this scoped EventAggregator and how your application is designed so we can further analyze your scenario to give you a better approach.
Regards,
Federico Martinez
http://blogs.southworks.net/fmartinez