Hi and hello !
Much thanks ! I was that tired yesterday, that I have'nt had time to post
my own answer ;-)
The problem was, that I didnt recognize, that I've used the wrong signature:
<parameters>
<*serviceBase*>${
TheServiceToControl}</serviceBase>
</parameters>
must be:
<parameters>
<*baseService*>${TheServiceToControl}</baseService>
</parameters>
because in code, there is this:
public ServiceHost(ServiceBase baseService)
I thought, I had to specify the baseclass, but it looks like, it is the
name of the parameter !!!!!
Anyway, learned a little bit ...
Much thanks for your help!
br,
++mabra
Am Mittwoch, 3. April 2013 22:54:19 UTC+2 schrieb Mehmet Zahir SOLAK:
>
> Hello mabra,
>
> ServiceToHandle1 is assembly name?
>
> Can you try as follows:
> <component id="TheServiceToControl"
> service="ServiceDemo.*ServiceBase*, ServiceToHandle1"
> type="ServiceDemo.ServiceToHandle, ServiceToHandle1"></component>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 12:35 PM, mabra <[email protected] <javascript:>>wrote:
>
>> Hello !
>>
>> I have the following class:
>>
>> "ServiceHost:IServiceHost" with the following constructor:
>>
>> "public ServiceHost(ServiceBase baseService)"
>>
>> If I manuall pass-in my "ServiceToHandle:ServiceBase" [see below] as the
>> "baseService", everything
>> is well. Now, I try to do the same via xm-configuration and I configured
>> two mappings:
>>
>> <component id="TheServiceToControl"
>> service="ServiceDemo.ServiceToHandle, ServiceToHandle1"
>> type="ServiceDemo.ServiceToHandle, ServiceToHandle1"
>> >
>> </component>
>>
>> <component id="TheServiceController-AKA-ServiceHost"
>> service="ServiceDemo.IServiceHost, IServiceHost"
>> type="ServiceDemo.ServiceHost, ServiceHost"
>> >
>> <parameters>
>> <*serviceBase*>${TheServiceToControl}</serviceBase>
>> </parameters>
>>
>> </component>
>>
>> When I am loading:
>>
>> var container = new WindsorContainer(new XmlInterpreter());
>> IServiceHost host = container.Resolve<IServiceHost>();
>>
>> I am expecting a configured host object [which has to be contructed with
>> the additional "TheServiceToControl"
>> object]. But I am getting an ugly error:
>>
>>
>> Unhandled Exception: Castle.MicroKernel.Handlers.HandlerException: Can't
>> create component
>> 'TheServiceController-AKA-ServiceHost' as it has dependencies to be
>> satisfied.
>>
>> 'TheServiceController-AKA-ServiceHost' is waiting for the following
>> dependencies:
>> - Service 'System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase' which was not registered.
>>
>> I tried to add System.ServiceBase assembly, but found no way, that it can
>> be found !
>>
>> If someone probably can explain, what is happeing here, that would be
>> really great!!
>>
>> BTW: Additionally,I cannot find a description of the parameters [see my
>> *bold
>> *word above].
>>
>> Thanks anyway and
>> best regards,
>> ++mabra
>>
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