I have looked around and can't figure this out. I am trying to
configure this :
public class DefaultCreateMaterialsTestCommand<T, TFactory> :
IDefaultCreateMaterialsTestCommand<T, TFactory>
{
public DefaultCreateMaterialsTestCommand(ISampleRepository
sampleRepository,IPersist<T>
testRepository,IMaterialsTestBuilder<TFactory> testBuilder)
{
<snip>
--every dependency in this ctor resolves on its own.
--But this fails:
kernel.Resolve<IDefaultCreateMaterialsTestCommand<MyClass,MyFactory>>
();
It complains that there are services waiting to be registered, but is
blank.
The only slightly exotic thing I have is this..note that the generic
parameter is the service passed into the ctor:
public class MaterialsTestBuilder<T> : IMaterialsTestBuilder<T> {
public MaterialsTestBuilderBuilder(T testFactory) {
/* etc*/
}
I am not sure what I am doing wrong here. Is it illegal to use the
service type of an generic parameter as the type of ctor dependency in
the same object?
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