The point is that if you use a contract (in your case "BirthdayJob") in your export, you need to specify that in your import as well. Like so.
The point is that if you use a contract (in your case "BirthdayJob") in your export, you need to specify that in your import as well. Like so: Export("BirthdayJob",typeof(ITest)) public partial class BirthdayTest : ITest { // class definition } And your import: public class MainClass { ImportMany("BirthdayJob",typeof(ITest)) private List Tests { get; set; } // class definition } The great thing about contracts is that they allow you to group instances of certain objects of a specific type and filter out any unwanted instances of objects of a specific type. MEF is the coolest!
Export("PeopleLivingInEdmontonAlbertaCanada",typeof(IPerson)) public Person KevinParkinson { get; set; }.
I've found the solution. In the export class of the foo class should be a reference of the derived interface. The constructor which have the importingconstructor flag should have also a reference to the interface.
Export public class Bar { ImportingConstructor public Bar(Import("Foo", typeof(IFoo))IFoo foo) //public Bar(Import(typeof(IFoo))IFoo foo) { this. Foo = foo; } public IFoo Foo { get; set;} } Export("Foo", typeof(IFoo)) public class Foo : IFoo { public Foo() { Message = ":-)"; } public string Message { get; set; } }.
Taking a wild guess, it is possibly the working directory of your DirectoryCatalog (depending on how you run the app. ) To verify that this is the problem, replace: DirectoryCatalog catalog = new DirectoryCatalog(@". /"); With either: DirectoryCatalog catalog = new DirectoryCatalog(@""); or: AssemblyCatalog catalog = new AssemblyCatalog(typeof(BirthdayTest).
Assembly).
Thank you for your answer, but the current directory (@". /") is right. I've verified that with the debugger.
After the ComposeParts() call,all assemblies are correct loaded and all parts are corrected listed... – pro Sep 7 '10 at 6:19 You're welcome - I'm out of ideas though. If you can post a complete (compilable) example I can take a look. – Nicholas Blumhardt Sep 11 '10 at 9:34.
In the code you posted, you are not, and this is why the Birthday test isn't being picked up.
Yes he is! Scroll down the code all the way - the class BirthdayJobParameter clearly exports IParameter – marc_s Sep 6 '10 at 16:45 @marc_s Oops, I must have missed the scroll bar! :) – Daniel Plaisted Sep 7 '10 at 2:58.
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