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I am trying to write a simple IoC library, and i am going to use it in asp.net websites.
My Question is: Should i cache all the registered objects "i add this in Dictionary<Type, object>" and use the cached objects each request? ,or should i resolve them each time page loads or on a new request?

And does the exist tools such as unity has a built in caching?

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Here is an example of a custom IOC written by Ayende Rahien, it may be of some interest/help to you.

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Existing tools allow you to specify the "lifetime" of an object. So you can give an object a "singleton" lifetime and only one will ever be created (the IOC container will cache it). Likewise, session lifetime, web request lifetime, etc. In each of these scenarios objects are appropriately cached.

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i don't think it's crazy, if i am practicing and want to understand, else no one will create a new tool ever. thanks for letting me know that it will be cached in any IoC tool.

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