Short answer: it doesn't exist, you probably don't need it; Windsor has
a smarter algorithm than most containers.
Long answer:
You could provide this functionality by registering an inherited class
instead of the base class. For example if you had:
public class MyService:IService {
public MyService() {...}
public MyService(IThis, IThat, ITheOtherThing) {...}
public MyService(IThis, IThat, ITheOtherThing,
ISomethingRegisteredThatIDoNotWantWindsorToProvide) {...}
...
}
you could create a class MyServiceForWindsor to register as an
implementation of IService:
public class MyServiceForWindsor:MyService {
public MyServiceForWindsor(IThis, IThat, ITheOtherThing):base(...) {}
}
codemonkey wrote:
> How can I flag the constructor windsor should use? In unity I can use
> the InjectionConstructor attribute but I cannot find this, either I am
> blind or blond.
>
>
> Anyone? Thanks
>
> >
>
>
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