Implementing DI with StructureMap

Now we will use a DI container called StructureMap to be the external component to resolve our dependencies.

In this recipe, we'll use another DI container, StructureMap. StructureMap is very well received by the community.

StructureMap is also very light, but it has almost every feature that you would expect from a complete DI container library.

How to do it...

We will create the object graph of our dependencies for our application. To do that, we will create a ConfigureService method that returns an IServiceProvider type.

As in the first recipe, we will do the following:

1. Inject the ServiceProducts class by using a constructor in the HomeController of an ASP.NET MVC 6 application.
2. Create a class called Product.
3. Create an interface called IProductService.
4. Create a class called ProductService.
5. Modify HomeController to add a constructor that will inject IProductService.
6. Create an action method called Products in HomeController.
7. Create a view called Products.cshtml.
8. Now...