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void Install(IIocContainer container);
void Install(IIocContainer container);
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The `Install()` method installs the given `IRegistrationBase`s in the given `IIocContainer`.
The `Install()` method installs the given [`IRegistrationBase`s](IRegistrationBase) in the given `IIocContainer`.
To create your own installer, you have to implement the `IIocInstaller` interface and the `Install()` method. Inside the `Install()` method you have to register the `IRegistrationBase`s with the given `IIocContainer`:
To create your own installer, you have to implement the `IIocInstaller` interface and the `Install()` method. Inside the `Install()` method you have to register the [`IRegistrationBase`s](IRegistrationBase) with the given `IIocContainer`:
The `RegistrationFactory` is a helper class to register interfaces and factories in an [`IIocInstaller`](IIocInstaller) and create the needed `IRegistrationBase`s.
The `RegistrationFactory` is a helper class to register interfaces and factories in an [`IIocInstaller`](IIocInstaller) and create the needed [`IRegistrationBase`s](IRegistrationBase).
To make this even easier there is a [`RegistrationFactory`](RegistrationFactory) that helps you create the `IRegistrationBase` you need:
To make this even easier there is a [`RegistrationFactory`](RegistrationFactory) that helps you create the [`IRegistrationBase`](IRegistrationBase) you need: