Yes, but it is more an artifact of the code generator we use (.NET Tiers
with CodeSmith). I am not against it. It has its pluses AND minuses.
Pros:
* Low cost infrastructure (time and money)
* Well documented, including webcasts, etc.
* SOmeone else maintains the code - not on your dime
Cons
* Have to conform application patterns to Enterprise Library
* Someone else maintains the code - can change things
The library may be a bit too heavy weight for many apps, but it performs
nicely.
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
http://gregorybeamer.spaces.live.com
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I'm considering porting one of my application in order to use the
Microsoft enterprise library and I am contemplating the pros and cons of
doing it. Are you guys using the library?