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Every once in a while, when advocating AOP, people ask me whether this programming technique is useful apart from stuff like logging, security, instrumentation, etc, etc. Usually I answer that I wouldn’t know, but i do know that especially in enterprise...
Since Both Tom and Ed wrote an article explaining whatever the Policy Injection Application Block [PIAB] is, you might be interested in how to use this new block from within Enterprise Libraries February CTP . Tom, who is the Product Manager on Enterprise...
Because of the lack postings on this weblog, below is a little heads-up on whatever I have been doing recently. During the second half of 2006 I’ve been fairly busy implementing a “ software factory ” strategy (whatever that means J ) for one of the bigger...
After writing my previous post on a modeling-language for exception-management logic I ended up in a fair amount of discussions about the sense (and nonsense) of describing parts of a program in a model *and* treating the model itself as part of the sourcecode...
Since I am currently experimenting with both the dsl-toolkit and PostSharp (which is a .net postcompiler) I thought of the following: An ELExceptionManagementLanguage . This 'language' allows you to draw a diagram defining your exception policies and...