I'd like to integrate Castle Windsor into a set of existing Wcf services.
I've started with some sample services, and step by step added
The official documentation states
*If you are switching from WCF activation to Windsor's WcfFacility, please
make sure to remove the ServiceBehavior attribute from service type.*
So I've removed it from my sample services, and registered the services
with this code
var filter = new
AssemblyFilter(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetDirectory());
var descriptors = Classes.FromAssemblyInDirectory(filter)
.Where(t => t.GetInterfaces()
.Any(i =>
i.GetCustomAttributes<ServiceContractAttribute>().Any()));
var serviceDescriptors = descriptors.WithService;
container.Register(serviceDescriptors
.DefaultInterfaces()
.LifestylePerWcfOperation());
(GetDirectory is an extension method)
This code works, and, if I've understood correctly the docs, calling
LifestylePerWcfOperation I should get the same behavior
as InstanceContextMode.PerCall
Is this correct?
As a second point, how could I set ConcurrencyMode instead?
TIA
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