C # AOP method Intercepting calls to child methods?

Question

The AOP (C #) implementation always intercepts the first (public) method call, but not the subsequent methods called in the first interception method, is this a limitation of the ContextBoundObject AOP implementation, or am I doing it wrong?

[InterceptMe]
public void MethodOne()
{
    MethodTwo();
}

[InterceptMe]
public void MethodTwo() 
{ 
   //not intecepted from MethodOne Call 
}

Any ideas?

Answer 1

AFAIK, intercepting objects related to a context, works only to intercept calls at the context boundary. Since methodtwo lies in the same context as the methodone method, it does not cross the border and will not be intercepted.