c# - How to register a named type mapping to resolve to the unnamed type mapping -

I am using the unit framework with the unit of work design pattern, my class structure is as follows:

  Public Interface IUnitOfWork {void save (); } Public Class MyContext: Object Contact, IUnitOfWork {Public Zero Save () {SaveChanges (); }}   
 As I type myContext type mapping register:  
  IUnityContainer unityContainer = new UnityContainer () .RegisterType & LT; MyContext & gt; (New ContainerControlledLifetimeManager ());   
 I know I have done the following:  
  Integration contactor. Registration Type & lt; IUnitOfWork, MyContext & gt; (); IUnitOfWork unitOfWork1 = Unity Container. Resolve & lt; IUnitOfWork & gt; (); IUnitOfWork unitOfWork2 = Unity Container. Resolve & lt; IUnitOfWork & gt; ();   
 Then there can be an example as  unitOfWork1   MyContext   unitOfWork2 , as  IUnitOfWork   MyContext , which is a container controlled example map  
 However, what I have to do, instead of this:.  
  unityContainer.RegisterType & lt; IUnitOfWork, Mikantax & gt; ("Myunate work"); IUnitOfWork unitOfWork1 = Unity Container. Resolve & lt; IUnitOfWork & gt; ("MyUnitOfWork"); IUnitOfWork unitOfWork2 = Unity Container. Resolve & lt; IUnitOfWork & gt; ("MyUnitOfWork");   
 then solve two different instances of  unitOfWork1  and  unitOfWork2  to  MyContext  It matters to me, because they map to both MyContacts, which is still a container controlled example. It appears that when mapping is given, they do not solve other types of parameters in the same way.  
 Because of this, I need to type the name mapping because I have more than one different  ObjectContext  for all  IUnitOfWork  is applicable, so it Defining a global  IUnitOfWork  type mapping.  
 My question is just how can I use named type mapping but still retain the functionality of the first implementation.  
 NB I really have a  PerResolveLifetimeManager  in my real implementation, however  ContainerControlledLifetimeManager  highlights the point in the lower code.  
  edit   
 I fixed my problem by changing the registration of the class with the dependency property of  iUnitOfWork  Have done  
 Previously it was on the lines of:; Services & gt; (New InjectionConstructor (New ResolvedParameter & LT; IUnitOfWork & gt; ("MyUnitOfWork")))  
  unityContainer.RegisterType & lt;   
 However, instead of resolving a designated  IUnitOfWork , I took a different approach and resolved the direct implementation instead:  
  unityContainer .RegisterType & lt; Services & gt; (New Injection Constructor (New Hull Matterter 
);)   
 
  
 thanks,> 
 just pass the lifetime manager :  
  Integration Container Registration Type & lt; IUnitOfWork, MyContext & gt; ("MyUnitOfWork", New Container Control Lifetime Manager ());   
 Reason: You have registered a  anonymous name  example of container-controlled example of  MyContext , not  name  One