Steven

Any container allows you to make this registration with a lambda expression much like the following: ``` c# container.Register(() => new QueueProcessor( inQueue: new InQueue(), processedQueue: new ProcessedQueue(), errorQueue: new...

Hi @mika76, I think you misunderstood the Service Locator (anti) pattern. As Mark Seemann explains quite clearly [here](http://blog.ploeh.dk/2011/08/25/ServiceLocatorrolesvs.mechanics/): "A DI container encapsulated in a [Composition Root](http://blog.ploeh.dk/2011/07/28/CompositionRoot/) is not a Service...

> this then confuses Simple Injector as it doesn't know which one to instantiate as they use the same command. This is not so much that Simple Injector is confused,...

Can you show an example?

The solution is not that clear cut. In general though I would say: - Specify DTOs especially for your commands. - Use composition to build up your messages. You can't...

> Some of the things that I'm taking away from this is I should use DTO's that are used mostly exclusively by queries and commands? I would even say: mostly...

I'm sorry, but I have little time to read let alone review your PR. Can you provide me with a summary of what problem your PR request solves?

Thank you for clarifying this. Creating this PR must have taken you quite some time; I skimmed through it and it's quite impressive. You implemented quite a few things that...

I small update on this PR: I decided not to merge this PR at the moment, but rather use the knowledge of this PR later when I start working on...

Hi @leonardolb, I've got trouble reading the images on my mobile phone. Would you mind replacing them with actual text, as was requested in the [bug report template](https://github.com/simpleinjector/SimpleInjector/blob/master/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md) you used...