I'm reposting from
here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30510942/multiple-registrations-with-castle-windsor
I have the following situation in a WPF application:
public class ExpenseView : UserControl, IAccountingView {}
// just a marker, the contract is in IViewWindowpublic interface
IAccountingView : IViewWindow {}
And I need to be able to register ExpenseView to be resolvable in two ways,
as concrete type, ExpenseView and as IAccountingView (and maybe as another
interface as well).
I'm registering the types like this:
// I need a collection of IViewWindow to be usedContainer.Register(
Classes.FromAssemblyInDirectory( myTypes )
.BasedOn<IViewWindow>()
.WithServiceFromInterface()
.LifestyleTransient()
);
// all other types don't have interfaces, are used as concrete
types.Container.Register( Classes.FromAssemblyInDirectory( myTypes )
.Where( type => type.IsPublic )
.WithServiceSelf()
.LifestyleTransient()
);
Now, this works, ExpenseView and all other types are instantiated, except
that when I need to use
var newInstance = container.Resolve( iView.ViewType );
to get another instance, where iView.ViewType is the concrete type
ExpenseView (as per the example), I get this exception:
'Castle.MicroKernel.ComponentNotFoundException' No component for supporting
the service ExpenseView was found.
Any ideas why is this happening and how to make it work?
Thank you,
Daniel
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