Hello,

I am attempting to do interception using IDynamicMessageSink,
IDynamicProperty and IContributeDynamicSink interfaces.  My hope was that I
could inject my sink into the current (client) context w/out the need to
create a new one and the accompanying overhead of cross context calls.  (My
simple tests indicate this is expensive...)

It appears that this only works if a new context is created.  I can
understand why this is not possible with static context sinks, but why can
I not sink dynamically to the existing context in a context agile manner?
Or maybe I'm missing something?

Thanks,

-FC

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