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Extensibility Hands-on Labs for Microsoft Enterprise Library 5.0

A set of extensibility hands-on labs for Microsoft Enterprise Library 5.0.

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  • Version:

    5

    Date Published:

    3/15/2024

    File Name:

    Enterprise_Library_Extensibility_Hands-On_Labs.zip

    File Size:

    10.9 MB

      The Extensibility Hands-on Labs for Microsoft Enterprise Library 5.0 will guide you through the techniques to build your:
    • custom exception handler
    • custom logging trace listener
    • custom configuration source
    • custom application block
    • In addition, you will learn how to customize the design time experience, including:
    • “bare-bones” configuration tool integration (basic name/value pairs)
    • full design time integration (more intuitive configuration options, validation, tool-tips, editors like type picker etc.)
    • fluent interface configuration builder support (improved programmatic support)
  • Supported Operating Systems

    Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, Windows XP

    • Enterprise Library 5.0 / Unity 2.0 installed
    • SQL Express 2008 installed
    • Visual Studio 2010 Pro (or better) installed
  • Unzip the archive. The before and after source code and instructions are provided for each lab. Note that the Enterprise Library DLLs are included, so an installation of Enterprise Library is not required.