Another thing I don’t understand:
private void Channel_Faulted(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
((ICommunicationObject)sender).Abort();
var factory = (ChannelFactory)factories[typeof(T)];
factory.CreateChannel();
}

If the factory creates a new channel like this, is the referenced channel refreshed? I don’t see how the new channel updates the faulted one.

Their is one situation i worry about:
-Channel is created
-Channel faults
-Event is fired to recover the channel
-Appication tries to use the channel (before its recreated)
-Channel is recreated

Is their a good way to get around this?

You can definitely wire Castle Windsor / MicroKernel into ASP.Net MVC and use it to provide dependency injection and a controller factory. As long as you have that at your disposal you should be able to create a framework to accomplish Goals 1, 2, and 3. The only sticking point, in my mind, would be the late bound dependency injection done with reflection in OrderModule.Load(). Good luck, and feel free to share your results!

You can definitely wire Castle Windsor / MicroKernel into ASP.Net MVC and use it to provide dependency injection and a controller factory. As long as you have that at your disposal you should be able to create a framework to accomplish Goals 1, 2, and 3. The only sticking point, in my mind, would be the late bound dependency injection done with reflection in OrderModule.Load(). Good luck, and feel free to share your results!

I’m hoping that the same process can be done using Castle instead of Ninject…if not i’m hoping I can both Castle + Ninject side-by-side.

Paul