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> Hi Bobby,
> I guess letting the layers to bubble the er
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> Hi,
> I'
of advanced .NET topics.
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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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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Exception handling in multitier applications
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
