Here what I have now
Container.RegisterType();
Container.RegisterType(
new I
While most DI frameworks have advanced features to do these types of registrations, I personally rather change the design of my application to solve such a problem. This keeps my DI configuration simple and makes the code easier to understand. Especially for the creation of objects that depend on some context (thread, request, whatever) or have a lifetime that must be managed explicitly, I like to define factories. Factories make these things much more explicit.
In your situation, you want to fetch a profile for a certain user. This is typically something you would like to have a factory for. Here's an example of this:
// Definition
public interface IProfileFactory
{
IProfile CreateProfileForUser(string username);
}
// Usage
var profile = Container.Resolve()
.CreateProfileForUser("John");
// Registration
Container.RegisterType();
// Mock implementation
public class ProfileFactory : IProfileFactory
{
public IProfile CreateProfileForUser(string username)
{
IUser user = Container.Resolve()
.GetUser(username);
return new UserProfile(user);
}
}
I hope this helps.