c# - IoC registration across multiple projects/solutions - when does it happen? -


i'm little confused regarding ioc registration. assuming have visual studio project called 'project 1'. within project dependent , it's dependency. register dependency implementation within installer in project 1.

now project 2 wants use dependent described in project 1. right in saying project 2 must same registration dependency inject dependent? i.e. isn't registration in project 1 pointless?

the reason ask because under impression registration all done calling code, 'final consumer' of these implementations. i've seen installer files within 'project 1' equivalent in solution i'm looking at.


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