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    <p>I have a scenario where I would like to register a single instance of a component in the container, but unfortunately it cannot be created at application startup. This component could only be instantiated passing some objects which are only available a bit later in application lifecycle (they are not other IoC registered services, however) <em>[see note below]</em>.</p> <ul> <li>Is registering a component in a IoC container <strong>after</strong> the initial configuration (run in app startup) a bad practice? </li> <li>How to accomplish it without directly referencing the container? Should I abstract a registration service?</li> <li>There is a better approach to support the scenario?</li> </ul> <hr> <p><em>NOTE about the actual scenario</em><br> The component I would like to put in the container is initialized with a particular instance of an UI control (it is basically an adapter), hence I have to manually create the component instance and register it in the container.<br> I would have done this at application startup, but unfortunately I don't have the UI control instance available yet (nor can I create it by myself).<br> Even at later time, I cannot reach the UI control instance from the surface of other components without knowing their concrete class.<br> For this reason I thought I could put the responsibility for the adapter registration into the class which owns the UI control.</p> <p>My initial scenario:</p> <pre><code>public interface IDockManager { ... } public class AcmeDockManagerAdapter : IDockManager { public AcmeDockManager(DockControl control) { ... } ... } public class ShellViewModel { ... } public class ShellView : Window { internal DockControl theDockControl; } public class AnotherViewModel { AnotherViewModel(IDockManager dockManager) { ... } } </code></pre> <p>The solution I'm unconfortable with:</p> <pre><code>public class ShellView : Window { internal DockControl theDockControl; public ShellView () { InitializeComponents(); var dockManager = new AcmeDockManagerAdapter(theDockControl); //registration in the container } } </code></pre>
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