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When registering types to the container Castle uses the type of the class in order to resolve. In the case that there is more than one registration for a specific type the Name property must be set: public void Install(IWindsorContainer container, IConfigurationStore store) { container.Regist...

A Lifestyle is the "how" Castle controls the scope in which a component is used and when to clean it up. The built-in lifestyles are Singelton, Transient, PerWebRequest, Scoped, Bound, PerThread and Pooled container.Register( Component.For<IFoo>() .ImplementedBy<...

The entire idea with dependency injection is that a class does not instantiate its dependencies but requests them (through constructor or property). Using Castle the way for specifying the way to resolve a dependency is by using the DependsOn: public class Foo : IFoo { public Foo(IBar bar, st...

When registering a component use the Interceptors() method to specify what are the interceptors/types of interceptors to be used for this component: The TInterceptor must implement the IInterceptor interface A single interceptor by type: container.Register( Component.For<MyInterceptor>...