Registering instances with MEF

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Published on 2010-05-16T08:40:58Z Indexed on 2010/05/16 8:50 UTC
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I have to register an object instance into a container. I can't use the generic ComposeExportedValue<T> since I don't know what T is at compile time.

The method I need is something like this: container.RegisterInstance(Type someType, object instance)

Any ideas?

Thanks.

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