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Ninject Kernel Scope

I'm new to Ninject, and I was wondering if the scope of the kernel should be 1 per application. So should I treat the kernel as a singleton?

Thanks.

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Yes, you should. More precisely - You should have one root container. It's OK to create context specific subcontainers.

Krzysztof Koźmic  2010-04-27 12:50:32
Thanks for answering. :)
 2010-04-29 02:35:06

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