Hi. I have the following class signatures :
public interface IConfigurationManager : IApplicationService {...}
public class ConfigurationManager : IConfigurationManager, ISingletonDependency {...}
I also have this controller in the WebApi project :
public class TrendsController: AbpApiController
And it has a constructor which receives an IConfigurationManager argument.
What I've noticed is that for every api request from TrendsController, The ConfigurationManager class is recreated. But I wanted a single instance for the whole project runtime (therefore I use ISingletonDependency, as written in the documentation here: <a class="postlink" href="http://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/Dependency-Injection">http://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Docu ... -Injection</a>). I know that because I placed a Logger.info call inside the ConfigurationManager constructor, and I see it's recreated for every api call.
Can you please tell me what have I missed ?
Thanks.
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Hi,
IApplicationService inherits ITransientDependency. So, your class will be transient. Why you implement IApplicationService? Your ConfigurationManager is not an application service. Just don't implement IApplicationService, your code will work.
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