Junior here, bare with me as I try to understand dependency injection with ninject.

I understand I should create a service factory, but as of now my main concern is the overcreation of a httpclient.

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So lets say I Bind, and initialize a http client at the start of the application using ninject.

IKernel Container = new StandardKernel();

Container.Bind<IService>.To<Service>().InSingletonScope();

Container.Get<HttpClient>();

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Ok my HttpClient class is initialized, and now every class that has IService in the constructor can use that single HttpClient instance.

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This is where i'm concerned. In any class that uses the service normally you wouldvar service = new Service();

But the service expects a httpclient parameter, so i would have to new up a instance of the http client to pass it through.

So instead I call a class that uses a kernal in a static method to get a instance of the class, so I do not have to enter any parameters when i "Get" a instance of the object.

var service = SomeClass.StaticMethod<Service>();

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public static T StaticMethod<T>(){return Container.Get<T>();}

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So when this runs a "Get" on the service object i pass into it, does a brand new instance of the service class get created every time i call this?