Including a generic class in Unity App.Config file?

Check out this blog post: In order to write a generic type, use the ` sign followed by the number of generic types that the interface/class receives And a comm In order to use a constant type in the generic you need to use brackets ( ) So I guess your configuration file should contain something like this: typeAlias alias="ISimpleCacheOfIBrokeredDataObject" type="MyApplication. ISimpleCache`1MyApplication. IBrokeredDataObject, MyApplication, MyApplication.

Check out this blog post: In order to write a generic type, use the ` sign followed by the number of generic types that the interface/class receives. And a comm In order to use a constant type in the generic you need to use brackets ( ). So I guess your configuration file should contain something like this.

Answer for how to use generic types in app.config.

1 nice post, thanks – johnc Mar 23 '10 at 1:41.

And this is strongly signed type as generic parameter.

And this is how you use a type that receives two generic types: You can use each type on a different line if you wish, so that it is easier to understand. Note that the first bracket must be right after the type ( FamilySection`2**** ).

I would have rather commented on the answer above, but my score isn't high enough. The syntax is documented for the Type. GetType Method (string) here: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/w3f99sx... There are a bunch of examples, a few of which I pasted below.

A generic type with one type argument Type. GetType("MyGenericType`1MyType") A generic type with two type arguments Type. GetType("MyGenericType`2MyType,AnotherType") A generic type with two assembly-qualified type arguments Type.

GetType("MyGenericType`2MyType,MyAssembly,AnotherType,AnotherAssembly") An assembly-qualified generic type with an assembly-qualified type argument Type. GetType("MyGenericType`1MyType,MyAssembly,MyGenericTypeAssembly") A generic type whose type argument is a generic type with two type arguments Type. GetType("MyGenericType`1AnotherGenericType`2MyType,AnotherType").

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