Guidelines For Dispose() and Ninject

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The CLR documentation states that whoever creates a Disposable object is responsible for calling Dispose. In this case the object is created by Ninject. That means you should not call Dispose explicitly.

Ninject disposes every Disposable object that has another scope other than InTransientScope as soon as the scope object to which the created object is tied is collected by GC. That’s why every Disposable object should be Bindd with a scope that is not InTransientScope(). E.g. you can use InParentScope() from the NamedScope extension which will Dispose the object as soon as the object it is injected into is garbage collected.

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