I am trying to edit the ReflectionObjectFactory's Create(Type t)
method to somehow anticipate this error and deal with it accordingly,
but I don't fully know what the create method is trying to accomplish.
Basically, what this method does is, given an interface type e.g.
typeof(IExpressionQualifier) as a parameter, it does
return new ExpressionQualifier();
Except in the background it goes away, finds all the classes which
implement IExpressionQualifier, and then instantiates one.
As Jonathan suggests, if you go to the top of files like
ExpressionDispatcher.cs, replace the lines that look like:
ExpressionQualifier = ObjectFactory.Get<IExpressionQualifier>();
with
ExpressionQualifier = new ExpressionQualifier>();
and you'll be fine (although you may need to add using statements to
find the relevant classes and hunt for them).
You'll need to do a search throughout the project for ObjectFactory.Get...
Thanks,
David.
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