UnityTypeElement.Lifetime Property
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Sets the lifetime for the given type and name. Transient means to create a new instance every type and is the default. Singleton means to return the same instance on every request.
Namespace: Microsoft.Practices.Unity.Configuration
Assembly: Microsoft.Practices.Unity.Configuration (in Microsoft.Practices.Unity.Configuration.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
<ConfigurationPropertyAttribute("lifetime", IsRequired := False)> _
Public Property Lifetime As UnityLifetimeElement
[ConfigurationPropertyAttribute("lifetime", IsRequired = false)]
public UnityLifetimeElement Lifetime { get; set; }
[ConfigurationPropertyAttribute(L"lifetime", IsRequired = false)]
public:
property UnityLifetimeElement^ Lifetime {
UnityLifetimeElement^ get ();
void set (UnityLifetimeElement^ value);
}
public function get Lifetime () : UnityLifetimeElement
public function set Lifetime (value : UnityLifetimeElement)
Remarks
When configuring a singleton, if both the type and mapTo attributes are specified, the SetSingleton call will be done on the type specified in the mapTo attribute. Otherwise it'll be done on the type specified in the Type attribute.