Please consider the following pseudo-code trying to define a higher-order type function with a function-typed parameter M<?>: type HigherOrderTypeFn<T, M<?>> = T extends (...) ?...

I'm new to Autofac (not to DI). Here is the situation: I have these interfaces: public interface IQuery<out TResult> : IQuery { } public interface IQueryHandler<in TQuery, out TResult&g...

How do I get all types that implementing a specific open generic type? For instance: public interface IUserRepository : IRepository<User> Find all types that implement IRepository<>...

I've recently upgraded from Automapper 4.2.1 to 5.1.1 and am having issues with a previously valid mapping involving open generics. Previously, within the automapper configuration, I had the follo...

I'm trying to get started with SimpleInjector as an IOC Container and up to now I'm pretty happy with it. But right now I'm stuck on a problem I can't solve. I searched on SO and in the documentati...

I'm trying to have a List of open generic types. Is it possible to have something like: public class MessageProcessor { private IDictionary<Type, IMessageHandler<>> _messageHandlers ...

I have the following two classes: public class KeyedEntity<TEntity> { internal KeyedEntity() { } public Identifier Key { get; set; } public TEntity Entity { get; set; } } public static ...

I'm trying to apply autofac decorator support feature to my scenario with no success. It looks like in my case it doesn't assign the name to the registrations properly. Is there a way to register ...

I have an object model that uses Open Generics (Yes, yes, now I have two problems; that's why I'm here :) :- public interface IOGF<T> { } class C { } class D { readonly IOGF<C> _ogf...

I am able to register FluentValidation AbstractValidators using a FluentValidatorFactory. However, it doesn't feel right, because not all of the IoC container registrations happen during bootstrap ...

Say I have the following interface for exposing a paged list public interface IPagedList<T> { IEnumerable<T> PageResults { get; } int CurrentPageIndex { get; } int TotalRecordCount ...

I was going through Asp.Net MVC lesson and learned that, for a method to qualify as an action for a controller, It must not have an "open generic type" I understand generics somewhat and...