Introducing IController - just a bare bone extract interface at this point
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31 The DynamicProxy project was created to overcome the CLR's proxy (in)capabilities.
32 There are proxies in the CLR world, but they can be considered a bit intrusive as they
33 force one to extend MarshalByRefObject or ContextBoundObject.
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37 You can use DynamicProxy to generate lightweight proxies on the fly for one or more
38 interfaces or even concrete classes (but only virtual methods will be intercepted).
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