ServiceContainer, IoC, and disposable objects

Question

I have a question, and I\'m going to tag this subjective since that\'s what I think it evolves into, more of a discussion. I\'m hoping for some good ideas or some thoug

Answer 1

(Disclaimer: I'm answering this based on java stuff. Although I program C# I haven't proxied anything in C# but I know it's possible. Sorry about the java terminology)

You could let the IoC framework inspect the object being constructed to see if it supports IDisposable. If not, you could use a dynamic proxy to wrap the actual object that the IoC framework provides to the client code. This dynamic proxy could implement IDisposable, so that you'd always deliver a IDisposable to the client. As long as you're working with interfaces that should be fairly simple ?

Then you'd just have the problem of communicating to the developer when the object is an IDisposable. I'm not really sure how this'd be done in a nice manner.