Windsor:How to register components whose component properties must be null on instance resolving.

Hi everybody, We are using NH+Castle+uNhaddins. The models are registered on the container like: -- IEnumerableType models = typeof (Product).Assembly.GetTypes() .Where(t = t.GetInterfaces ().Any(i = i ==

Re: Windsor:How to register components whose component properties must be null on instance resolving.

configured through the container. On Oct 15, 2:40 pm, Ayende Rahien aye...@ayende.com wrote: Why are you trying to resolve entities from the container? On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 2:26 PM, ppcanodehuelva ppcanodehue...@gmail.comwrote: Hi everybody, We are using NH+Castle+uNhaddins. The models

how to release injected properties of Interceptors

Hi, i would like to implement the following but i don't really know whether is possible or how it could be the best way to do it. I have a component whose lifestyle is pooled (i have to put the instance back to the pool via Release). component 'logbook_proxy', ILogbookContract:

Re: WCF Integration Facility Roadmap

-- i agree with jsimons, I also needed it for my project. It should be also interesting if the Binding could be dynamically resolved. So ABC is covered. ICore proxy = container.ResolveICore(new { Endpoint = WcfEndpoint.BoundTo(_binding).At(http://test.com/blah;) }); -- Default binding for

Wcf Facility: wcf clients cannot be casted to IContextChannel

Hi, i began to register some wcf proxy/client in the container. Before, I was using the proxies and accessing the OperationContext in such way: ICrudTransferFactory p = ChannelFactoryICrudTransferFactory.CreateChannel(new BasicHttpBinding (), new EndpointAddress(_endpointAddress));