Windsor 3.1 Typed Factory Facility / resolve by component id?

[Scott_M]

We are using the Windsor Typed Factory Facility in an attempt to resolve components by component name.

Here is our Factory interface

  public interface ILookupFormatterFactory

    {

        //Relies on windsor typed factory for implementation  

        ILookupFormatter Create(string componentId);

        void Release();

    }

Here is our registration code:

container.Register(

                Component.For<ILookupFormatter>()

                    .ImplementedBy<DefaultLookupFormatter>().LifeStyle.Transient

                    .Named("DefaultLookupFormatter") 

                );

            container.Register(

               Component.For<ILookupFormatter>()

                   .ImplementedBy<RegexLookupFormatter>().LifeStyle.Transient

                   .Named("RegexLookupFormatter") 

               );

            container.Register(

                Component.For<ILookupFormatterFactory>().LifeStyle.Transient

                .AsFactory()

            );  

When we resolve by name (factory.Create("RegexLookupFormatter") the wrong component is returned (component with DefaultLookupFormatter is returned).   What are we doing wrong?

[Krzysztof Kozmic]

The default convention doesn't cover resolving by component name. You need to override it.

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Krzysztof Kozmic

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[Scott McFadden]

Rats, was hoping to not have any additional Windsor dependencies.  Guess I need to go implement this one.

?

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public class CustomTypedFactoryComponentSelector : DefaultTypedFactoryComponentSelector {     protected override string GetComponentName(MethodInfo method, object[] arguments)     {         if(method.Name == "GetById" && arguments.Length == 1 && arguments[0] is string)         {             return (string)arguments[0];         }         return base.GetComponentName(method, arguments);     } }

Thanks

[Krzysztof Kozmic]

Yeah, something along those lines.

How is that a Windsor dependency? It's not something your code would be using but Windsor.

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Krzysztof Kozmic