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I want to use [HandlerAttribute]-based interception in my project (because it is slightly more obvious to the new developers). However I can't get it to work unless I explicitly specify new InterceptionBehavior<PolicyInjectionBehavior>() in RegisterType.

Is there an easy way to enable [HandlerAttribute] detection on everything without polluting RegisterType calls?

Andrey Shchekin
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I think the following should achieve what you're after

Define a UnityContainerExtension like so:

public class InterceptionExtension : UnityContainerExtension
{
    protected override void Initialize()
    {
        Context.Registering += OnRegister;
        Context.RegisteringInstance += OnRegisterInstance;
    }

    public override void Remove()
    {
        Context.Registering -= OnRegister;
        Context.RegisteringInstance -= OnRegisterInstance;
    }

    private void OnRegister(object sender, RegisterEventArgs e)
    {
        Container.Configure<Interception>()
            .SetInterceptorFor(e.TypeTo, new VirtualMethodInterceptor());
    }

    private void OnRegisterInstance(object sender, RegisterInstanceEventArgs e)
    {
        Container.Configure<Interception>()
            .SetInterceptorFor(e.RegisteredType, new VirtualMethodInterceptor());
    }
}

Add this to the container:

_container.AddNewExtension<InterceptionExtension>();

Then for every registered type, this should configure Interception to apply on virtual members. This should then pick up on any applied [HandlerAttribute]s.

Lukazoid
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  • The proposed solution as I understand it will not pick up `[HandlerAttribute]` since my main problem is `PolicyInjectionBehavior`, not `Interceptor`. However the idea itself is correct I think, I'll just replace `SetInterceptorFor` with adding the policy behavior. – Andrey Shchekin Feb 23 '12 at 02:25