Where should I register a product specific ISessionCleanupOperations?

Our product (Advisor) doesn't use most of the standard modules (e.g. search, foldering, etc) and we therefore don't want to do session cleanup on those modules. I have implemented a product specific ISessionCleanupOperations overriding NotifyOtherVerticalsOfSessionCleanup(...). Where should I register my product specific implementation with IoC?

It appears Forms does it in its IProductFamily implementation ($/Cobalt Website/Development/WebFormsAssembly/WebFormsAssembly.Web/ProductFamily.cs; line 37):

globalContainer.RegisterType(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());

This may be appropriate in Forms (are they using the product family concept?). Advisor doesn't use product family. Where would the appropriate place be to do this registration?

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Heidi Bailles

Based on my last iteration of Product Family research, I would steer way from IProductFamily.Initialize and use the product container registration method of IProduct.Initialize() at this point. This way you won't be interfering with any registered global container types.

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mark.maruska

Your initial thought was correct that it should be in your IProductFamily implementation. All products on the Cobalt platform are part of a product family. Advisor's product family has only one product in it: Advisor.

*Nb. Forms is in its own product family too.*

Heidi Bailles

Ryan Morlok

Thanks. I don't see an IProduct.Intialize(...) do you mean IProductInitialization.Initialize(...)?

Heidi Bailles

Ah, yes IProductInitialization.Initialize(...) is the specific product one.

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