Windsor is deeply rooted in Rhino Commons, a search for "Windsor" in the source code gives back 45 files. Binsor, for example, is very specific to Windsor. However, it shouldn't be very difficult to refactor some parts of Rhino.Commons to use CommonServiceLocator instead of Windsor, effectively making it container-provider-independent.
It's unlikely that you want all of Rhino.Commons, so my question to you is: what part(s) of Rhino.Commons do you need?
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Scott Muc
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Looking at the source code I don't see how it would be possible. The IoC.Initialize() method takes in an IWindsorContainer.
Windsor is deeply rooted in Rhino Commons, a search for "Windsor" in the source code gives back 45 files. Binsor, for example, is very specific to Windsor. However, it shouldn't be very difficult to refactor some parts of Rhino.Commons to use CommonServiceLocator instead of Windsor, effectively making it container-provider-independent.
It's unlikely that you want all of Rhino.Commons, so my question to you is: what part(s) of Rhino.Commons do you need?