Unity Container Register Factory

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I run into a problem using the unity container. I need more control over how the instances of registered types are created. I guess what I need to do is register a factory which will be responsible for instance creation. I found some samples on http://www.aspiringcraftsman.com/2009/06/unity-static-factory-extension, but the code posted there does not work with the current version of Unity. Does anybody know how to achive that? Any advice will be appreciated.

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Uroš

Posted 23-Dec-10 0:22am

koleraba

Updated 23-Dec-10 1:35am

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JF2015 23-Dec-10 7:35am

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*dan!sh* · Answer 1 · 2010-12-23T02:28:00

Can you describe what kind of control you are looking for and which version you are using?

If you are looking to create instance of child properties at will and not when the class is instantiated, all you need is to create a container object and call the resolve method whenever an instance should be created.