Handling Dynamic Proxy Generation for Interfaces in C# with Castle DynamicProxy
I'm refactoring my project and I'm working on a project where I'm using Castle DynamicProxy to create proxies for interfaces and I ran into an scenario where certain method calls on the proxied interface throw a `System.InvalidOperationException` with the message 'The object is not a valid proxy'... I've set up the proxy generation like this: ```csharp public interface IMyService { void DoWork(); } public class MyService : IMyService { public void DoWork() { Console.WriteLine("Work done!"); } } var generator = new ProxyGenerator(); var proxy = generator.CreateInterfaceProxyWithTarget<IMyService>(new MyService(), new MyInterceptor()); proxy.DoWork(); ``` The `MyInterceptor` is a simple class that implements `IInterceptor` and logs method calls. The question arises when I attempt to invoke `DoWork`. The `InvalidOperationException` occurs only when the interface methods are invoked. However, if I call methods of the concrete class directly, it works fine. I've verified that I'm using the latest version of Castle.Core (4.4.0) and I have also tried running this in a clean console application to isolate the scenario. Additionally, I've made sure that there are no conflicting types in my project. I'm not sure if there's something specific in how I am setting up the proxy or if there are any additional configurations I need to include. Any suggestions on resolving this would be greatly appreciated! This is happening in both development and production on CentOS. The project is a REST API built with C#. How would you solve this? Hoping someone can shed some light on this.