I downloaded the LinqToLdap GIT example project that uses SimpleInjector as the Inversion of Control container and translated the code accross to Castle Windsor. My config code looks like this:
container.Register(Component.For<ILdapConfiguration>()
.UsingFactoryMethod(() =>
{
var config = new LdapConfiguration()
.AddMapping(new UserImageMapping())
.AddMapping(new UserMapping());
config.ConfigurePooledFactory("my.ad.server");
return config;
}));
and the Directory Context is registered as:
container.Register(Component.For<IDirectoryContext>()
.UsingFactoryMethod(() => new DirectoryContext(container.Resolve<ILdapConfiguration>())).LifestyleSingleton());
This issue I've come across is when using the DirectoryContext in a query such as:
var photo = context.Query<UserPhoto>().FirstOrDefault(u => u.EmployeeId == userQuery.Id);
The context object has a list of providers associated with it and the count of these providers keeps increasing every time a query is made. So much so that there's hundreds after a few minutes of use. I guess it's something to do with correct disposal of the context, but when I explicitly dispose of the context subsequent queries fail since the context is disposed and for some reason a new one isn't created.
Can anyone help?
