Ninject Scope and System.Threading.Timer
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How to invoke a new Ninject context on a Timer task?
Having a hard time configuring ninject scope to unitofwork. If I set as InRequestScope() it doesn't work on non request tasks. So I set up like below so that I can get InThreadScope for tasks:

    kernel.Bind<IUnitOfWork>().To<myEntities>().InScope(ctx => HttpContext.Current ?? StandardScopeCallbacks.Thread(ctx));

But that way, when I set up a timer

    Timer timer = new Timer(_ => DelayedDisconnect(chatUser.User.AuthorizationId), null, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10), TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(-1));

the dbContext doesn't refresh with the new database values.

    public void DelayedDisconnect(string authorizationId)
        {
            var myChatUser = GetChatUserByClaimedIdentifier(authorizationId);
            
            if (!myChatUser.ChatClients.Any()) // old state (doesn't reflect database changes from 10 seconds ago).

So...How to invoke a new Ninject "context" to reflect current state / db values?
