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    <p>If you want to get details about the request that's being made to the object, use the overload <code>WithConstructorArgument(string, Func&lt;IContext, object&gt;)</code>. You can use the supplied <code>IContext</code> to look for the assembly name (use the debugger to look around, it sounds like your layout might be quite complex so I can't offer specific code).</p> <p>As an example of how to use this:</p> <pre><code>//get the full name of the requested object Bind&lt;IFoo&gt;() .To&lt;Foo&gt;() .WithConstructorArgument("bar", c =&gt; c.Request.FullName); </code></pre> <p>However, it sounds to me like you're looking at it from the wrong angle. If I read your question correctly, it sounds like you have a class that scans your assemblies and then decides what to inject instead of letting Ninject do it for you. I assume this is a leftover from when you weren't using DI?</p> <p>I'd take a look at using contextual binding with the <code>WhenInjectedInto</code> method or custom attributes to inject the specific <code>IHelper</code> that you want into the constructor. See here: <a href="https://github.com/ninject/ninject/wiki/Contextual-Binding" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/ninject/ninject/wiki/Contextual-Binding</a></p> <p>The linked page actually has an example of doing something similar that may work for you:</p> <pre><code>Bind&lt;IWarrior&gt;() .To&lt;Samurai&gt;() .When(request =&gt; request.Target.Type.Namespace.StartsWith("Samurais.Climbing")); </code></pre> <p>I'd probably still use <code>WhenInjectedInto</code> or attributes though so you don't have any "magic strings" in case you refactor your namespaces later.</p>
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    1. COThat class just scans for implementors of `IConfigOption` and adds them to a collection, it does not inject anything. I thought about the solution you mention. The problem is that I need it to be context agnostic. Therefore, manually checking who requested the injection by name or type is not an option, and that's why I thought using attributes would be a better way if only I knew how to implement it. (I'm probably still looking at this from the wrong angle though) Anyway, thanks a lot for your response, I had almost given up hope on this question. :)
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    2. COI did exactly that, and I think the assembly was exactly where you pointed. However, it was the assembly where the class to be injected resided, and not the one where it should be injected to. I think it had something to do with it losing the original context somehow (can't remember the details right now). I even tried the ContextPreservation plugin but could never find the target assembly anywhere, but I _think_ it only happened when doing `kernel.Get<T>()`, and not when using constructor injection. One of those methods actually worked. Pretty weird.
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