To test this, we decided to setup an interface and two derived classes.  Then we added corresponding data to the database (we will build an intuitive graphical user interface eventually).  Finally, we used the Container Singleton class to resolve our types and print out the results.

            Class Diagram:

Database:

            Windsor Component View

            Windsor Parameters View

            Classes:

            Test:

IMath proxy = ContainerSingleton.Instance.Resolve<Add, IMath>();

Console.WriteLine(proxy.Calculate().ToString());

proxy = ContainerSingleton.Instance.Resolve<Subtract, IMath>();

Console.WriteLine(proxy.Calculate().ToString());

Console.WriteLine(ContainerSingleton.Instance.Xml);

            Result:

3

11

<configuration>

  <components>

    <component id="DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client.Add"

service="DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client.IMath, DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client" type="DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client.Add, DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client">

      <parameters>

        <a>1</a>

        <b>2</b>    

      </parameters>

    </component>

    <component id="DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client.Subtract"

service="DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client.IMath, DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client" type="DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client.Subtract, DBinsor.Svc.WCF.Client">

      <parameters>

        <a>13</a>

        <b>2</b>

      </parameters>

    </component>

  </components>

</configuration>