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I would like to have Windsor inject multiple implementations of a service to a constructor.
My scenario is that I have multiple search providers that implement a common interface. I would like to register each of these with windsor and then inject them into my search service so it can query each on in turn.
Is such a thing possible with Windsor? Is there a better approach than injecting multiple implementations into the constructor?
See Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection with Castle Windsor Container – Part II at DotNetSlackers. It shows how to pass an array of the same service interface to an object.