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Does WindsorContainer.Resolve<T>() always return the same instance?

I was under the impression that using the Resolve method returned a new instance of the type you want to resolve? Is that incorrect?

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If the component's LifeStyleType is configured as Singleton, it will resolve to the same instance.

Jeff Sternal  2009-08-31 19:08:45
ARRRG!!! I remember reading that now. I've been troubleshooting for the last hour.
scottm  2009-08-31 19:11:04

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