Enterprise Library
I'll be presenting What's New in Enterprise Library 5 and Unity 2 at IASA Tampa this evening.
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The EntLib 5 Hands-On Labs have been released.
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For those developers wanting guidance on upgrading to EntLib 5.
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Good news. Enterprise Library 5 is released with support for .NET Framework 4 and Visual Studio 2010.
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Download the Beta 2 Releases.
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Still a work in progress, but you can officially download beta 1 of both.
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Fantastic News! Enterprise Library 5 and Unity 2 expected April 14, 2010!
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Unity 2 introduces Automatic Factories and InjectionFactory.
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Check out the video on what the team is working on.
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Should be no surprise, but the Architectural refactorings on Enterprise Library 5.0 move away from static and instance factories to containers for configuration.
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Check out the Channel 9 Video on Enterprise Library 5.0.
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Based on requests, I have put together a quick screencast introducing the Data Access Application Block ( DAAB ) with and without Unity.
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Prioritize the features you want to see in Enterprise Library 5.0.
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Download the new hands-on labs for Enterprise Library and Unity.
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A new wiki on CodePlex with answers to your common questions.
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If you are unfamiliar with the Data Access Application Block, here are some code snippets showing the value of the DAAB as presented at my last presentation...
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Proof of concept using the Enterprise Library Validation Application Block with Sharp Architecture for ASP.NET MVC Validation.
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If you are new to Enterprise Library and looking for a good walk-thru of the Validation Application Block, the newly released Hands-On Labs may be just the ticket.
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Enterprise Library 4.1 is released.
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A new screencast by PnPGuidance that shows how to use the new Interception Extension in Unity v1.2 to assist with AOP Style Development in your .NET Applications.
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Grigori Melnik mentions the project kickoff of Enterprise Library 4.1 and Unity 1.2. In particular, I am excited about the AOP Interception Mechanism and Policy Injection Application Block Integration!
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I don't think Microsoft Patterns and Practices wanted anyone to actually attend the Enteprise Library 4.0 Webcast as it was poorly advertised and the start time was incorrect as displayed on Microsoft Events ( July 11 1:00 am Pacific Time). But, if you want to watch a webcast on Enterprise Library 4.0, you can download the on-demand version when it is available.
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A new screencast showing off the use of the Enterprise Library 4.0 Logging Application Block using the EnterpriseLibraryCoreExtension and LoggingBlockExtension that provide Unity IoC Integration. Step-by-step I show how to create a UnityContainer, add the extensions, and inject the LogWriter Class into your custom classes. Enjoy.
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A new screencast showing off the use of the Enterprise Library 4.0 Validation Application Block with Unity IoC. Rather than using Unity Extensions as in the previous screencast with the Data Access Application Block, this screencasts shows how to create and register a simple wrapper around the Validation Application Block Facade Class that you can inject into your custom classes via Unity to validate business objects.
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Martin Bennedik updated the WPF integration for the Validation Application Block (VAB) to work with Enterprise Library 4.0.
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