Windsor Castle model

I use Windsor Castle quite a while now. It is just perfect for environments where data is located in a database or the like, where the repository pattern or the unitofwork pattern do work well.

Now I do have a different situation: I have a complex object model that is assembled by a lot of single PONOs. The environment is strongly influenced by COM, to make it more explicit: Excel, Word PIOs are heavily used.

I do use the command pattern, I implemented the ICommandHandler like described here but with one difference. As I do want to assembly commands to a list of commands to call them in a run without knowing anything beside the general command pattern described, it does not make to introduce the context when calling the execute method. So the interface does look like this:

public interface ICommand { void Execute; bool CanExecute; }

Execution of commands with that interface is effective and easy to understand. On the other hand it is a problem to introduce the context with the ctor because therefore the Container must be called explicitely to e.g. add ctor parameters.

So I actually have two questions:

1. Is it possible to inject a - let's call it a context, a part of the object model - automatically by Windsor castle without calling the container explictely?