6 days ago by devstuffs

The Microsoft has discontinued the support for their Oracle client library, found in the namespace “System.Data.OracleClient“, and because of that many developers have switched to the Oracle library which they call ODP.Net, found in the namespace “Oracle.DataAccess .Client“. Oracle also claims that ...

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6 days ago by David Hayden

Quick example of a custom IResultSetMapper for use with Enterprise Library 5 Data Access Application Block.

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9 days ago by David Hayden

Specifying a custom IRowMapper when using the DAAB.

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16 days ago by David Hayden

A brief discussion of Database.ExecuteSqlStringAccessor and LINQ in EntLib 5 DAAB.

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19 days ago by udooz

Caching is one of the vital aspect for enterprise applications. ASP.NET Cache is not enough and even not suitable for service layer which is now more predominantly occupied by WCF. A robustic and scalable memory caching solution is required to cache different types of data. I’m the beliver of “ RAM ...

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21 days ago by devstuffs

I had writing a code that was doing the job well but, after looking around the Enterprise Library community i found an easier way to do that. Instead of adding the parameter like this: object[] paramArray = new object[4]; paramArray[0] = orgCode; paramArray[1] = ProgramCD; paramArray[2] = ElementCD; ...

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22 days ago by DKB

Enterprise Library data access application block (DAAB) extension is available for IBM DB2 and Oralce ODP.Net in entlibcontrib project in codeplex. It also contains extension for MySql, PostgreSql and SQLite. I already had created my own extension for IBM DB2 but plan to start using ODP.net extensio ...

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23 days ago by rasmushallenberg

Having used the Microsoft Enterprise Library for a while, I found it quite painful that Unity does not automatically integrate with the Policy Injection block and vice versa. Since Unity is a separate, stand-alone project it probably makes sense from a Microsoft perspective. Nevertheless, the policy ...

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24 days ago by David Hayden

Say goodbye to StaticFactoryExtension. Now we have InjectionFactory in Unity 2.

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26 days ago by David Hayden

In Unity 2 there is the concept of Automatic Factories to allow classes or services to defer instantiation of their dependencies to the last possible moment. This is particularly useful when the dependency is expensive to create and is not always used by the service. Think of it as lazy loading of d ...

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