where to find a windsor controller factory for mvc 2 ? There is no mvccontrib.castle.dll anymore o_O

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I was using WindsorControllerFactory from mvccontrib.castle lib until now, after i migrated to mvc 2 it doesn't work anymore, I've downloaded the latest mvccontrib release and no factories in there

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