Sorry my blog has been a little quiet lately, as I've been spending most of my time unpacking boxes. While our place is still a bit of a disaster, most of the boxes are finally empty so hopefully I can get back to a bit more blogging.
The other thing I'd hoped to be doing (but didn't have enough time) was to get involved with the EntLib Contrib community. If you missed the earlier announcement, EntLib Contrib is an open source project that provides a single place for people to build and share extensions to Enterprise Library. Even though I haven't (so far) been very active myself, there has been a lot of activity in the community, led by serial p&p offender Olaf Conijn. Some great community extensions have been building up in the source tree for the last couple of months, and just this week Olaf and the gang have packaged it together into the first official release. Here's what you can get from this first release (shamelessly plagiarised from Olaf's announcement, with just a few spelling fixes :-) :
If you're a user of Enterprise Library 3.1, this is definitely something you should check out. Since this is our first release, there may be a few rough spots or inconsistencies between the various projects. If you find any issues or believe we should set any specific quality bars for future releases (for example, around test coverage, documentation or samples), please use the Discussions and Issue Tracker tools on the EntLib Contrib site. Better yet, sign yourself up to contribute to the next release to make it even better!
Finally, I want to thank everyone who contributed their code, time and experience to get this initial release out. It's fantastic to see so many people passionate about building up this community and helping other .NET developers. Now, let's all get cracking on the next release!
Buenas después de un par de meses con el programa EntLib Contrib en marcha, ya podemos ver algunas de
How difficult is it to get new items included into this effort?
I've created an issue to provide a DAAB provider for Oracle (ODP.NET).
Matt - As with any OSS project, the key is to find someone who agrees with your priorities and has the time and skills to implement the feature. Sometimes the best solution is to volunteer your own services.
ODP.NET support is a very common feature request, but the implementation will require someone with experience in this technology which will exclude most Microsoft people.
Tom
Matt, where I can find more info on the DAAB provider for ODP.NET ?
Flavio Medeiros
Tom Hollander vient d' annoncer la première release des EntLib Contrib . Ce projet hébergé sur CodePlex
I try to publish a short, weekly roundup of news that focuses on .NET and MS development related content
Just found some useful information: - Extensions to EntLib 3.1 done as as community effort: http://blogs.msdn.com/tomholl/archive/2007/07/17/first-release-of-entlib-contrib.aspx
Just found some useful information: - Extensions to EntLib 3.1 done as as community effort: http://blogs
more info on ODP.NET can be found here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/windows/odpnet/index.html
Documentation can be found here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/docs/tech/windows/odpnet/index.html
As I mentioned in my last post , I've been having some fun discovering what it's like to use patterns
As I mentioned in my last post , I've been having some fun discovering what it's like to use