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> Hi Bobby,
> I guess letting the layers to bubble the er
Enterprise Library. It's good stuff.
Bobby
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> Hi,
> I'd like to get your opinions,
Hi Conrad,
I've previously worked on AOP, but the idea of using weavers did not sound
very nice, maybe I should check it again. Still, I'd be more inclined to go
towards a method that would not require external modifications to
assemblies. Do you have any suggestions for tools in a .NET environment
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Hi Seref,
I think you're looking for aspect oriented programming (AOP). I think
the comparison between your sentence and
Hi Seref,
I think you're looking for aspect oriented programming (AOP). I think
the comparison between your sentence and the first sentence of the wikipedia
article on AOP is illuminating.
Yours: "I've realized that error handling aspects tend to cross cut
multiple layers sometimes"
Wikipedia:
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Hi,
I'd like to get your opinions, and if possible pointers to resources for
exception handli
Hi,
I'd like to get your opinions, and if possible pointers to resources for
exception handling in multitier .net applications. When you have a usual
multitier app, you usually have a db access layer like a generated ORM
classes, web services exposing them, and clients (web and desktop) that
consum
Of Chakravarty,
Sarvajith
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 5:07 PM
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Enterprise Library works only with .Net framework 1.1 Are they coming out
with a version which works on .Net framework 2.0?
This has become an
Monday, 21 February 2005 4:43 PM
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>
> True.
> I will suggest you to use Exception Handling Application Block (now
> bundled
> in Microsoft Enterprise Library) available at
> http://msdn.microsof
The charter of the group is to work on existing technologies, not
pre-release technologies. I would expect they will do a refresh once
2.0 is relased.
- Brad
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> Enterprise Library works only with .Net framework 1
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True.
I will suggest you to use Exception Handling Application Block (now
bundled
in Microsoft Enterprise Library) available at
http
Douglas/Hammad,
Thanks for the insights. I am looking forward to use the log4net
library, don't know if you used it before but it's very
straightforward.
About the location to log, this is a good strategy too. I will try to
log most fatal errors and/or exceptions on the application tier, I
think
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Alex
The best way I found to implement th
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Rocco
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I have a somewhat good understanding of exceptions on the .net
framework and how they work and bubble up through applications.
One doubt I
I have a somewhat good understanding of exceptions on the .net
framework and how they work and bubble up through applications.
One doubt I came up these days was where should I put the exception
handling code to log the errors/information in the application. I
searched a bit on the net and found s
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