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I think you are looking for <a href="http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html#UsingAServiceLocator" rel="nofollow">ServiceLocator</a> functionality, which I don't think you can achieve with spring.net by only changing the configuration. Note that the <code>ServiceLocator</code> pattern is generally discouraged from a dependency-injection point of view, because it makes your object aware of its di container. If you do need a <code>ServiceLocator</code> and don't mind tying your object to the Spring DI container, following could be a solution. I assume your current code is something like this: <pre><code>public class CommandManager { Dictionary<CommandType, Command> { get; set; } // set using DI public Command GetBy(CommandType cmdKey) { return Dictionary[cmdKey]; } } </code></pre> Map the enum values to names of objects in you spring config by replacing your current <code>Dictionary<CommandType, Command></code> with a <code>Dictionary<CommandType, string></code>. Then use the current spring context to get the desired object: <pre><code>using Spring.Context; using Spring.Context.Support; public class CommandManager { Dictionary<CommandType, string> { get; set; } // set using DI; values are object names public Command GetBy(CommandType cmdKey) { string objName = Dictionary[cmdKey]; IApplicationContext ctx = ContextRegistry.GetContext(); return (Command)ctx.GetObject(objName); } } </code></pre> Don't forget to set the scope of your command objects to <code>prototype</code>: <pre class="lang-xml prettyprint-override"><code><object name="moveCommand" type="Example.Command.MoveCommand, CommandLib" scope="prototype"> <property name="StepSize" value="10" /> </object> </code></pre> Now every time <code>CommandManager.GetBy(myKey)</code> is called, a new instance is created.
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