I apologize in advance that this may be a bit out of the scope of this
group, but I figured this would be my best chance of getting an answer
as I assume someone has run into this before. I have a factory class
that returns a specific data mapper depending upon the type that I
pass it, using generics, the code is as such:
public static IDataMapper<T> GetMapper<T>() where T: IDto
{
Type mapperType = MapperLocator.GetMapper(typeof(T));
return
(IDataMapper<T>)mapperType.Assembly.CreateInstance(mapperType.FullName);
}
However when I intercept the method call and want to retrieve the
datamapper it won't compile because generics require a known type at
compile time from what I understand. Is there some way to get around
this or is there another strategy that you know of that I could
achieve the same result?
Thanks,
Josh
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