If i use one-by-one component registration everything resolves ok.. my
problem is fluent registration, any thoughts?
Example
public class MyFilter:Filter {}
public class MyEntity:Entity {}
public class ReadCommandHandler<TEntity,TFilter> : ICommandHandler<
IReadCommand<TFilter>, IEnumerable<TEntity>> where TEntity : Entity where
TFilter : Filter
Installer
container.Register(Types.FromThisAssembly().BasedOn(typeof(
ICommandHandler<,>)).WithService.AllInterfaces());
this results in (debugger view)
ReadCommandHandler<·TEntity·, ·TFilter·> / ICommandHandler< IReadCommand
<·TFilter·>, IEnumerable<·TEntity·>>
so it seems is ok .. but then if i tried this
var biz = container.Resolve(typeof(ICommandHandler<IReadCommand<MyFilter
>,IEnumerable<MyEntity>>))
or this
var biz = container.Resolve(typeof(ICommandHandler<IReadCommand<Filter>,
IEnumerable<Entity>>))
the result is "No component for supporting the service"
whats the matter with this?
may be i have to use strategy GenericImplementationMatchingStrategy?
thanx
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