Ninject - Dependency injection across assemblies

Question

I have a MVC application that references half a dozen assemblies. Each assembly has dependent components for the web site. And in some case these assemblies have dependencies on one another. Here is some prototype

Assembly1
---------
interface ILogger{...}

Assembly2
--------
class MyLogger : ILogger {...}

Assembly3
--------
interface IRepository {.....}

Assembly4
---------
interface MyResository : IRepository
{
 [Inject]
  public ILogger Logger{get;set;}
  ... other methods...
}

MVCApp
------

public HomeController : Controller
{
  [Inject]
   public ILogger Logger{get;set;}
  [Inject]
   public IRepository Repository{get;set;}
}

I have put all Ninject related code for Di resolution in a separate assembly and that assembly references all other projects.

Here is what happens. When HomeController is instantiated, I have valid instances of Logger and Repository properties. Logger has no dependency, it is perfect. But when I look inside instance of Repository, Logger instance has not been instantiated.

How do you set up DI using Ninject in such situations?

Thanks

Answer 1

I resolved this issue by implementing provider for IRepository. In CreateInstance, I instantiated Logger property by resolving it with Kernel.

CreateInstance(context)
{
  var repo = new MyRepository();
  repo.Logger = context.Kernel.Get<ILogger>();
}

Works like a charm!