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I'm wondering if it's possible to have ServiceStack use an AOP-proxied service, instead of the main implementation. I would like to avoid having the class that inherits from ServiceStack.ServiceInterface.Service simply be a wrapper, if possible. It looks to me like it will need to be, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask, to be sure.

Scott
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I am looking for a way to achieve this, to proxy the services of a ServiceStack app.

Till now what I have learned is that: The only way we can generate a proxy to a service like 

[Route("/reqstars")]
public class AllReqstars : IReturn<List<Reqstar>> { }

public class ReqstarsService : Service
{
    public virtual List<Reqstar> Any(AllReqstars request) 
    {
        return Db.Select<Reqstar>();
    }
}

Is using a Custom Service Generation Strategy. And generating proxies of IService interface with class target and marking all the method of the service as virtual.

I have not tested this yet and even I do not know (and this is what I am researching for now) if ServiceStack can handle a service generator delegate so I can use Castle's DynamicProxy.

Good luck!

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