Looking for good way to do selection via inheritance chain with Windsor for
the following scenario:
IExceptionHandler<T> : where T : Exception
IException<Exception> //default IMPL
IExceptionHandler<SqlException> IMPL for SQL errors.
IExceptionHandler<OracleException> IMPL for Oracle errors
.
.
.
etc
So ideally you would have a typed factory interface that looks like this:
public interface IExceptionHandlerFactory : where T : Exception
{
IExceptionHandler<T> GetHandler(Exception ex);
}
The idea being that the most specific exception handler (based upon
Exception inheritance chain) is selected for creation based upon the
current exception being passed in.
Example, passing a SQLException into the factory would return
IExceptionHandler<SqlException> but passing a ArgumentNullException into
the factory would return IExceptionHandler<Exception>.
Is this possible using Windsor?
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