Hi!
I've seen an "interesting" issue lately which affects how properties get
injected. My registration looks like this (I have to use AllTypes.* rather
than Component.* because I'm calling a configuration method to help out
with the configuration, and I couldn't get that working with the
Component.* approach):
windsorContainer.Register(AllTypes
.From(type)
.Pick()
.LifestyleSingleton()
.Configure(c =>
c.ConfigurePropertyInjection()));
The ConfigurePropertyInjection method basically calls .Properties() with a
predicate, to make certain properties be included as mandatory, and others
included as optional, based on a customer attribute in our application
framework.
The class being registered looks like this:
internal sealed class InternalEntitiesInitializer :
IAutoInitializedComponent
{
/// <summary>
/// The Windsor IoC container.
/// </summary>
[Inject]
public Castle.Windsor.IWindsorContainer WindsorContainer { get;
set; }
Now, the really interesting thing... This works, when running with WPF. The
WindsorContainer get injected. But with Silverlight, it doesn't. I presume
it's because the class is internal, but the thing is that I have the
InternalsVisibleTo assembly property set up so that it should work. And I
mean, it finds the type (when registering it), so why on earth does it
ignore its properties...? J
Thanks in advance for any help with this.
Best regards,
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