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Unity interception behind the scenes

I wonder how Unity interception works behind the scenes? I mean interface,transparent proxy and virtual method proxy interceptors implementation. Anyone could shed some light on this?

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Well it seems that it uses either TransparentProxy or Reflection.Emit and TypeBuilder to dynamically create proxy types

adrin  2010-06-22 15:14:42

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