NServiceBus Dependency Injection not working for Saga Timeouts -

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i having problems getting nservicebus 4.6.1 dependency injection working saga timeouts. using self-hosting in asp.net web application , have property injection setup. works when messages sent web controllers however, when timeout message handled in saga same di property not being set , null.

here key bits of setup:

global.asax.cs

public class mvcapplication : system.web.httpapplication {   public static iwindsorcontainer container { get; private set; }      protected void application_start()     {         configureioc();          arearegistration.registerallareas();          globalconfiguration.configure(webapiconfig.register);         filterconfig.registerglobalfilters(globalfilters.filters);         routeconfig.registerroutes(routetable.routes);         bundleconfig.registerbundles(bundletable.bundles);          devicemanagerdbinitializer.instance.initializedatabase();          configurenservicebus();     }      protected void application_end()     {         if (container != null)         {             container.dispose();         }     }       private static void configureioc()     {         container = new windsorcontainer()             .install(fromassembly.this());          var controllerfactory = new windsorcontrollerfactory(container.kernel);         controllerbuilder.current.setcontrollerfactory(controllerfactory);          globalconfiguration.configuration.dependencyresolver             = new windsordependencyresolver(container);     }       private void configurenservicebus()     {         configure.scaleout(s => s.usesinglebrokerqueue());         configure.instance.peekinterval(500);         configure.instance.maximumwaittimewhenidle(2000);         feature.enable<timeoutmanager>();         feature.enable<sagas>();          istartablebus startablebus = configure.with()             .defineendpointname("myqueue")             .castlewindsorbuilder(container) //using nservicebus castlewindsor 4.6.1             .usetransport<azurestoragequeue>()             .useazuretimeoutpersister()             .azuresagapersister()             .purgeonstartup(false)             .unicastbus()             .loadmessagehandlers()             .runhandlersunderincomingprincipal(false)             .log4net(new debugappender { threshold = level.warn })             .rijndaelencryptionservice()             .createbus();          configure.instance.forinstallationon<windows>().install();          startablebus.start();     } }

saga class

public class mysaga: saga<mysagadata>,     iamstartedbymessages<startmysagacommand>,     ihandlemessages<somemessage>,     ihandletimeouts<sometimeout> {     public dependentservice myinjectedservice {get; set;}      public override void configurehowtofindsaga()     {         configuremapping<startmysagacommand>( message => message.myid).tosaga( saga => saga.myid );         configuremapping<somemessage>( message => message.myid).tosaga( saga => saga.myid );         configuremapping<sometimeout>( message => message.myid).tosaga( saga => saga.myid );     }      public void handle(somemessage message)     {         // here myinjectedservice fine         myinjectedservice.dosomething(message);     }      public void timeout(sometimeout state)     {         // here myinjectedservice null        myinjectedservice.dosomething(state);     }

}

i have tried solutions found here, here , here none of them fixed issue.

i figured out problem here. dependency injection not working in saga's timeout handler because castle.windsor lifestyle set lifestyleperwebrequest, e.g.:

public class windsorservicesinstaller : iwindsorinstaller {     public void install(iwindsorcontainer container, iconfigurationstore store)     {         container.register( component.for<dependentservice>()                                          .lifestyleperwebrequest() );     } }

after changing lifestyle lifestyletransient started working. of other 'non web request' lifestyles should work here.

in our setup nservicebus host running under web application , regular message handlers fine because being called in controller action, e.g.:

[httppost] public actionresult dosomething( int myid) {     _bus.send( "mybus", new somemessage { myid = something.myid } );      return view(); }

when saga handles somemessage message must still part of web request , windsor resolves dependency normal. however, timeouts fired time later (in case 5 minutes) not part of web request. windsor not able resolve dependentservice object , stays null.


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