Is it currently possible to use the SubscriptionContext of IMessageFIlter in a way that allows you to get the currently-being-tested handler's actual object rather than just the method that will be called upon if the filtering is passed? I can't seem to find it, if it actually exists at the moment.
Is it currently possible to use the SubscriptionContext of IMessageFIlter in a way that allows you to get the currently-being-tested handler's actual object rather than just the method that will be called upon if the filtering is passed? I can't seem to find it, if it actually exists at the moment.