Ok i found a solution for it. I' m not that happy with it, but it works :-)
interface ITask
{
void doStart();
}
interface ITaskToo
{
void doStart();
}
[TaskImplementor("TaskDef1")]
class MyTask : ITask,ITaskToo
{
doStart() {};
[TaskImplementorMethod("TaskDef2")]
void doStartToo() {};
}
and then use
pResult = pGen.CreateInterfaceProxyWithTargetInterface(typeof(ITask),
pResult.GetType().GetInterfaces(),pResult, pGenOptions, pInterceptor) as
ITask;
So the ITaskToo interface is invisible to the rest of the program but i can
intercept it's methods.
2009/6/21 Belvasis <[email protected]>
> Hm...i read the hole blog but could not find anything related :( But
> anyway, it answers some other questions :)
>
> 2009/6/20 Markus Zywitza <[email protected]>
>
> I remember to have read something similar on Krzysztof's tutorial on DP2:
>>
>> http://kozmic.pl/Tags/DynamicProxy/default.aspx
>>
>> -Markus
>>
>> Am 20. Juni 2009 12:53 schrieb Volker Röppischer <belvasis.de@
>> googlemail.com>:
>>
>> Nobody any hint for me, how to do this? I thought about using factories
>>> with the container but I can't do
>>> this because one can register a specific TaskBuilder for a
>>> TaskDefinition.
>>>
>>> ITaskBuilder pBuilder =
>>> ServiceResolver.doResolveByKey<ITaskBuilder>(i_pTaskDef.Identity,
>>> pArguments);
>>> if( pBuilder == null )
>>> {
>>> //Is there a Default - ITaskBuilder - implementation?
>>> pBuilder =
>>> ServiceResolver.doResolveByKey<ITaskBuilder>("ITaskBuilder_default",
>>> pArguments);
>>> }
>>> pTask = pBuilder.doBuild();
>>>
>>> So i can't asure, that there is always a proxied instance of an ITask but
>>> i need this because i want to check
>>> if the Task meets all Specifications of the registered
>>> TaskAvailabilityCheckers. I know this could be done
>>> by the TaskBuilder itself but i have to be aware that a developer using
>>> this thing simply writes pTask = new MyTask()
>>> without checking anything.
>>> So maybe i' completly wrong on that. Any suggestion would be fine.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> 2009/6/18 Belvasis <[email protected]>
>>>
>>> Hi, I have a short question. If i use the CreateInterfaceProxyWithTarget
>>>> - method, the result is a proxy
>>>> that allows to call and intercept all Methods defined by the specified
>>>> interface. But i have the
>>>> following situation:
>>>>
>>>> interface ITask
>>>> {
>>>> void doStart();
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>> [TaskImplementor]
>>>> class MyTask : ITask
>>>> {
>>>> doStart() {};
>>>> [TaskImplementorMethod]
>>>> void doStartToo() {};
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>> later on...
>>>>
>>>> void TaskRegistry.doExecuteTask(ITask i_pTask)
>>>> {
>>>> //Proxy the task to intercept the doStart() or all other method marked
>>>> as [TaskImplementorMethod]
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>> So now i want to intercept a method that is not provided by the Proxy
>>>> generated by CreateInterfaceProxyWithTarget. I understand this
>>>> but how can i do it to intercept other methods, unknown by the interface
>>>> since my TaskRegistry doesn't know anything about
>>>> the concrete Task Implementations. If i use
>>>> CreateClassProxy(i_pTask.GetType()) the result is a correct object of type
>>>> MyTask, but it
>>>> is empty. So i thought if there would be a method like
>>>> CreateClassProxyWithTarget(i_pTask.GetType(),i_pTask) it could solve my
>>>> problem, but there isn't one :-) Maybe there is another way to do this?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Volker
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> >>
>>
>
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