Describes a logical component within the container.
Declaration Syntax| C# | Visual Basic | Visual C++ |
public interface IComponentRegistration : IDisposable
Public Interface IComponentRegistration _ Implements IDisposable
public interface class IComponentRegistration : IDisposable
Members| All Members | Methods | Properties | Events | ||
| Icon | Member | Description |
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 | Activated |
Fired when the activation process for a new instance is complete.
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| Activating |
Fired when a new instance is being activated. The instance can be
wrapped or switched at this time by setting the Instance property in
the provided event arguments.
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 | Activator |
The activator used to create instances.
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 | Dispose()()() |
Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.
(Inherited from IDisposable.) |
| Id |
A unique identifier for this component (shared in all sub-contexts.)
This value also appears in Services.
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| Lifetime |
The lifetime associated with the component.
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| Metadata |
Additional data associated with the component.
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| Ownership |
Whether the instances of the component should be disposed by the container.
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| Preparing |
Fired when a new instance is required. The instance can be
provided in order to skip the regular activator, by setting the Instance property in
the provided event arguments.
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| RaiseActivated(IComponentContext, IEnumerable<(Of <(Parameter>)>), Object) |
Called by the container once an instance has been fully constructed, including
any requested objects that depend on the instance.
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| RaiseActivating(IComponentContext, IEnumerable<(Of <(Parameter>)>), Object%) |
Called by the container once an instance has been constructed.
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| RaisePreparing(IComponentContext, IEnumerable<(Of <(Parameter>)>)%) |
Called by the container when an instance is required.
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| Services |
The services provided by the component.
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| Sharing |
Whether the component instances are shared or not.
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| Target |
The component registration upon which this registration is based.
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