c# - Autowiring with Ninject -

i have winforms application i've started using ninject with. majority of tutorials ninject show setup autowiring this:

using (ikernel kernel = new standardkernel()) {      kernel.bind<itaxcalculator>()         .to<taxcalculator>()         .withconstructorargument("rate", .2m);       var tc = kernel.get<itaxcalculator>();      assert.equal(20m, tc.calculatetax(100m)); } 

that's great if intend on implementing class @ startup short script, i'm not sure how use objects in other classes , libraries in application. curious if ninject can handle dependencies similar spring in this article.

package testbean;  import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.autowired; import org.springframework.stereotype.service;  import writer.iwriter;  @service public class myspringbeanwithdependency {     private iwriter writer;      @autowired     public void setwriter(iwriter writer) {         this.writer = writer;     }      public void run() {         string s = "this test";         writer.writer(s);     } } 

you able specify in xml instance inject iwriter. run code needed:

package main;  import org.springframework.beans.factory.beanfactory; import org.springframework.context.applicationcontext; import org.springframework.context.support.classpathxmlapplicationcontext;  import testbean.myspringbeanwithdependency;  public class main {     public static void main(string[] args) {         applicationcontext context = new classpathxmlapplicationcontext("meta-    inf/beans.xml");         beanfactory factory = context;         myspringbeanwithdependency test = (myspringbeanwithdependency) factory                 .getbean("myspringbeanwithdependency");         test.run();     } } 

with spring, can create , inject iwriter dependency automatically don't have worry how rest of application. using current ninject tutorials have been unable find way , have resorted storing objects object , calling that, isn't best way it.

i've looked high , low way autowire dependencies ninject haven't found answer particular question. appreciated.

the prefered way constructor injection

public class myspringbeanwithdependency {     private iwriter writer;      public myspringbeanwithdependency(iwriter writer) {         this.writer = writer;     }      public void run() {         string s = "this test";         writer.writer(s);     } }  kernel.bind<iwriter>().to<somewriter>(); kernel.get<myspringbeanwithdependency>(); 

instead of 1 one bindings above should use conventions specify bindings https://github.com/ninject/ninject.extensions.conventions/wiki/what-is-configuration-by-convention

and should think in bigger terms , as possible 1 single @ application start.