I want to be able to register controllers in a plug in fashion - so they
need to have their view files as embedded resources.
Like hammett suggested it (in 2007) in this blog entry, I try to get to the
IViewSourceLoader(s) on first request (hackety-hack).
But my container always return null for that service, so I wonder if things
might have changed - for the better maybe...
My code:
private static void addConfiguredControllersFromWebConfig(IWindsorContainer
container)
{
var config = ConfigurationManager.GetSection("adminConfig") as
AdminConfigSection;
if (config == null)
return;
var tree = container.GetService<IControllerTree>();
var loaders = container.ResolveAll<IViewSourceLoader>(); //
getting null here
if (tree==null || loaders==null)
return;
foreach (TypeConfigElement elm in config.Controllers)
{
var controllerName = elm.Type.Name.Replace("Controller",
string.Empty);
tree.AddController(string.Empty, controllerName, elm.Type);
container
.Register(Component.For(elm.Type)
.Named(controllerName)
.LifeStyle.Transient);
foreach (var loader in loaders)
{
var ns = elm.Type.Namespace.Replace(".Controllers",
".Views");
var info = new AssemblySourceInfo(elm.Type.Assembly,
ns);
loader.AddAssemblySource(info);
}
}
}
any idea. also hint of how to do this with less code would be welcome :)
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