alk.

Thanks very much for all your great work on this!

I’ve updated the code and now everything should work. The problem was originated by the fact that, for some configuration, entlib requires yoru ICallHandler to have a constructor that accepts a NameValueCollection parameter, now I inserted those constructor, and a default one (that is needed for some of the example). I’ve also corrected configuration file, because now the MyLogHandler has more than one constructor.

Moreover the example is a little bit messy, I’ve tried to clean a little, but is a long time I do not work anymore with unity, (I ususally use castle, I’ve used unity in a project already started with unity).

Hope everything is now ok.

Alk.

ITest wrapped = Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.PolicyInjection.PolicyInjection.Wrap(test1);

I get the following error:
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Hope to have time to make a better sample with different configurations and more comments.

Alk.

I am looking at the sample code you’ve provided. I’m looking for samples (since I didn’t find complete documentation) on how to integration policies inside unity configuration.

I noticed you did that in “UnityConfiguration.xml” but commented it out. You then go and do the integration using the API.

What I’m looking for is a way to encapsulate the policies in the Unity configuration so we can simply instantiate the unity container and resolve an instance without “configuring” in code (e.g. .AddPolicy).

Do you know how to do that? Reading Unity documentation, it seems to be possible but I couldn’t find a sample doing it.

Thanks in advance!