Pattern for multiple renderings calling same service
Scenario
A page contains several separate renderings. Each rendering displays some data which is returned from a remote service. Several of these data items come from the same remote service.
This leads to that service being requested multiple times per page load, which seems inefficient.
Separate renderings are desirable as they can be used elsewhere on the website, and provides content editors flexibility.
Solutions
Does an established pattern exist to handle this scenario in an efficient way?
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Scenario
A page contains several separate renderings. Each rendering displays some data which is returned from a remote service. Several of these data items come from the same remote service.
This leads to that service being requested multiple times per page load, which seems inefficient.
Separate renderings are desirable as they can be used elsewhere on the website, and provides content editors flexibility.
Solutions
Does an established pattern exist to handle this scenario in an efficient way?
presentation
asked 2 hours ago
SteveSteve
1555
add a comment |
Scenario
A page contains several separate renderings. Each rendering displays some data which is returned from a remote service. Several of these data items come from the same remote service.
This leads to that service being requested multiple times per page load, which seems inefficient.
Separate renderings are desirable as they can be used elsewhere on the website, and provides content editors flexibility.
Solutions
Does an established pattern exist to handle this scenario in an efficient way?
presentation
asked 2 hours ago
SteveSteve
1555
Scenario
A page contains several separate renderings. Each rendering displays some data which is returned from a remote service. Several of these data items come from the same remote service.
This leads to that service being requested multiple times per page load, which seems inefficient.
Separate renderings are desirable as they can be used elsewhere on the website, and provides content editors flexibility.
Solutions
Does an established pattern exist to handle this scenario in an efficient way?
presentation
presentation
asked 2 hours ago
SteveSteve
1555
asked 2 hours ago
SteveSteve
1555
asked 2 hours ago
SteveSteve
1555
asked 2 hours ago
SteveSteve
1555
asked 2 hours ago
SteveSteve
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1555
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Register the service in your DI scoped for the request.
When the first component calls the service, save the value in the service.
When next component wants the same data, the service will already have it.
I used this blog post as a guide how to:
https://www.coreysmith.co/sitecore-dependency-injection-scoped-services/
In shortcut - register service:
public class ExampleConfigurator : IServicesConfigurator
{
public void Configure(IServiceCollection serviceCollection)
{
serviceCollection.AddScoped<IScopedService, ScopedService>();
}
}
And the service itself:
public class ScopedService : IScopedService
{
private object _externalData;
public object ExternalData
{
get { return _externalData ?? (_externalData = GetDataFromExternalProvider()); }
}
}
And register the configurator:
<configuration>
<sitecore>
<services>
<configurator type= "ExampleConfigurator, MyAssembly"/>
</services>
</sitecore>
<configuration>
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Register the service in your DI scoped for the request.
When the first component calls the service, save the value in the service.
When next component wants the same data, the service will already have it.
I used this blog post as a guide how to:
https://www.coreysmith.co/sitecore-dependency-injection-scoped-services/
In shortcut - register service:
public class ExampleConfigurator : IServicesConfigurator
{
public void Configure(IServiceCollection serviceCollection)
{
serviceCollection.AddScoped<IScopedService, ScopedService>();
}
}
And the service itself:
public class ScopedService : IScopedService
{
private object _externalData;
public object ExternalData
{
get { return _externalData ?? (_externalData = GetDataFromExternalProvider()); }
}
}
And register the configurator:
<configuration>
<sitecore>
<services>
<configurator type= "ExampleConfigurator, MyAssembly"/>
</services>
</sitecore>
<configuration>
answered 2 hours ago
Marek MusielakMarek Musielak
11.4k11136
add a comment |
Register the service in your DI scoped for the request.
When the first component calls the service, save the value in the service.
When next component wants the same data, the service will already have it.
I used this blog post as a guide how to:
https://www.coreysmith.co/sitecore-dependency-injection-scoped-services/
In shortcut - register service:
public class ExampleConfigurator : IServicesConfigurator
{
public void Configure(IServiceCollection serviceCollection)
{
serviceCollection.AddScoped<IScopedService, ScopedService>();
}
}
And the service itself:
public class ScopedService : IScopedService
{
private object _externalData;
public object ExternalData
{
get { return _externalData ?? (_externalData = GetDataFromExternalProvider()); }
}
}
And register the configurator:
<configuration>
<sitecore>
<services>
<configurator type= "ExampleConfigurator, MyAssembly"/>
</services>
</sitecore>
<configuration>
answered 2 hours ago
Marek MusielakMarek Musielak
11.4k11136
add a comment |
Register the service in your DI scoped for the request.
When the first component calls the service, save the value in the service.
When next component wants the same data, the service will already have it.
I used this blog post as a guide how to:
https://www.coreysmith.co/sitecore-dependency-injection-scoped-services/
In shortcut - register service:
public class ExampleConfigurator : IServicesConfigurator
{
public void Configure(IServiceCollection serviceCollection)
{
serviceCollection.AddScoped<IScopedService, ScopedService>();
}
}
And the service itself:
public class ScopedService : IScopedService
{
private object _externalData;
public object ExternalData
{
get { return _externalData ?? (_externalData = GetDataFromExternalProvider()); }
}
}
And register the configurator:
<configuration>
<sitecore>
<services>
<configurator type= "ExampleConfigurator, MyAssembly"/>
</services>
</sitecore>
<configuration>
answered 2 hours ago
Marek MusielakMarek Musielak
11.4k11136
Register the service in your DI scoped for the request.
When the first component calls the service, save the value in the service.
When next component wants the same data, the service will already have it.
I used this blog post as a guide how to:
https://www.coreysmith.co/sitecore-dependency-injection-scoped-services/
In shortcut - register service:
public class ExampleConfigurator : IServicesConfigurator
{
public void Configure(IServiceCollection serviceCollection)
{
serviceCollection.AddScoped<IScopedService, ScopedService>();
}
}
And the service itself:
public class ScopedService : IScopedService
{
private object _externalData;
public object ExternalData
{
get { return _externalData ?? (_externalData = GetDataFromExternalProvider()); }
}
}
And register the configurator:
<configuration>
<sitecore>
<services>
<configurator type= "ExampleConfigurator, MyAssembly"/>
</services>
</sitecore>
<configuration>
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