Microsoft Patterns & Practices released Unity Application Block 1.2 for Silverlight.
In this release, you will notice that ObjectBuilder 2.0, Unity, and the Unity StaticFactoryExtension are united as a single assembly to make it easier to reference and deploy with your applications.
Per Chris' post, you will also notice a few other changes and limitations to the Silverlight Version of Unity:
- Silverlight security model only allows you to create and inject public types, which is different from the desktop version which will allow you to work with internal types.
- You cannot use XML Configuration due to lack of System.Configuration support in Silverlight.
- There is no support for the new Interception Extension in Unity
You can download Unity Application Block for Silverlight 1.2 here.
Check out the Unity Screencasts.
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