Are you looking for the RuntimeProperties on the client side or server side ?. I checked the code and i see properties being passed.
If it is on the client side then you may see some properties by default, but you can set some properties of your own on the BindingProvider.RequestContext and you should see those properties being sent to the select() method of the AliasSelector.
On the server side an application developer generally does not have the scope to set any properties anywhere that could endup as RuntimeProperties in your aliasselector.
If you still think there is problem please do the following :
put the following line of code
Thread.dumpStack();
as the first line of your select method and send me the output stacktrace i will take a look to see if there is problem.
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