I was just wondering if anyone else may have incorporated the original
Microsoft Exception Management Application Block (EMAB) or Data Access
Application Block (DAAB) into one of their applications when the blocks were
frist released several years ago?
In the process of trying to upgrage an application to CLR 2.0, I thought it
would make sense to also get the latest application blocks. The are now
called the Enterprise Library Application Blocks and it appears that the
latest is January 2006. However, when I examined them, I realized that
their public APIs appear to have changed dramatically relative to the
originals. This raises the question....what happened to the functionality
provided by the originals?? Has this been incorporated into the .Net
Framework? Is that functionality now considered obsolete, replaced with a
"pattern and practice" that is completely different?? I can't find any
documentation that speaks to this.
Does anyone have any insight?
Thanks!!