I want to auto-wire an object that takes a dictionary as a constructor
parameter where the key (of the key value pair) is not a simple type.
I've managed this with a string as the key, but I want to use an
instance of a class created via the container.
<component id="IResourceDirectory"
service="XXX.Interfaces.IResourceDirectory,
XXX.EndpointMapper.Core"
type="XXX.Core.Infrastructure.ResourceDirectory,
XXX.EndpointMapper.Core"
lifestyle="transient">
<parameters>
<handlers>
<dictionary keyType="XXX.Core.QueryableTree.Query,
XXX.EndpointMapper.Core"
valueType="XXX.Core.Interfaces.IRequestHandler,
XXX.EndpointMapper.Core">
<item key="${GetQuery}">${GetHandler}</item>
<item key="${PutQuery}">${PutHandler}</item>
</dictionary>
</handlers>
</parameters>
</component>
I can't get Castle to create ${GetQuery} or ${PutQuery} as the key for
items in the dictionary even though they are defined in the castle
config correctly.
Is this possible and how do I do it?
Cheers
Ollie
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