Before we go down the road of developing Avalon.NET container and framework, I would like to find out how .NET handles certain things. For example, in Java we have JMX (Java Management Extensions) which *can* (though not necessarily) connect to SNMP consoles.
One of the things I would like us to answer is what is the fundamental difference between a .NET component and an Avalon component? I can answer questions all day about Avalon components, but I am sketchy on the details of .NET components.
What management functions/instrumentation options does .NET provide? For example, can we plug in to the Microsoft Management Console?
What other .NET goodies would apply?
While some of these are long term (like management), others affect how much we want to simply use vs. invent.
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