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Given this class:

public class UserQueryHandler : 
    IQueryHandler<UserCredentialsByUsernameQuery, UserJWTIdentity>,
    IQueryHandlerAsync<UserRoleByUserNameQuery, UserRole>
{

//..implementation }

public interface IQueryHandler<TParameter, TResult>
{
    TResult Retrieve(TParameter query);
}
public interface IQueryHandlerAsync<TParameter, TResult>
{
    Task<TResult> RetrieveAsync(TParameter query);
}

And the following Ninject configuration:

kernel.Bind(x => x
       .FromThisAssembly()
       .SelectAllClasses().InheritedFrom(typeof(IQueryHandler<,>))
       .BindAllInterfaces());

            kernel.Bind(x => x
             .FromThisAssembly()
             .SelectAllClasses().InheritedFrom(typeof(IQueryHandlerAsync<,>))
             .BindAllInterfaces());

I'm getting the following error:

More than one matching bindings are available.

Matching bindings:

1) binding from IQueryHandlerAsync{UserRoleByUserNameQuery, UserRole} to UserQueryHandler

2) binding from IQueryHandlerAsync{UserRoleByUserNameQuery, UserRole} to UserQueryHandler

Activation path:

1) Request for IQueryHandlerAsync{UserRoleByUserNameQuery, UserRole}

When trying to get an instance using this:

var handler = _kernel.Get<IQueryHandlerAsync<UserRoleByUserNameQuery, UserRole>>();

The suspicious thing is that I don't get the error trying to instantiate the other interface implementation:

var handler = _kernel.Get<IQueryHandler<UserCredentialsByUsernameQuery, UserJWTIdentity>>();

And the error disapears if I create a separated class that implements only that interface:

public class UserQueryHandler2 : 
    IQueryHandlerAsync<UserRoleByUserNameQuery, UserRole>
{
//..implementation works fine!! }

From what I understand, the class is being binded twice, but I don't understand why is this happening (probably a bug?)

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BindAllInterfaces正在绑定该类型继承自的所有接口，在 的情况下UserQueryHandler是IQueryHandler和IQueryHandlerAsync。因此IQueryHandlerAsync，当它扫描所有继承自IQueryHandler.

于 2017-12-26T23:08:54.883 回答