Wednesday, March 29, 2006 11:17 AM Olaf Conijn

Enterprise Library Extensions

Download latest version: Enterprise Library Extensions 0.7

Installation
All the extensions can be used without changing the Enterprise Libraries codebase. They are deployed by putting their binaries in the configuration console's installation directory (typically: c:\Program Files\Microsoft Enterprise Library January 2006\bin\).

The download contains sourcecode only, please compile the project against your version of the Enterprise Library.

Visual studio integration support
First make sure you downloaded and installed “Avanade Integration Pack for Microsoft Enterprise Library”, which can be obtained from Colin Coller’s avablog.

After compiling the Enterprise Library Extensions, make sure you close all running instances of Visual Studio 2005 and copy the binaries (EnterpriseLibraryExtensions.*) from the configuration console’s installation directory into visual studio’s installation directory (typically: c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE\).

In Visual studio 2005 make sure commands are enabled in the property grid. This is done by rightclicking the PropertyGrid and checking the “Commands” option.

Previous versions and change list

Enterprise Library Extensions 0.7 (download)
Added appSettings design support
Added support for Avanade Integration Pack for Microsoft Enterprise Library

Enterprise Library Extensions 0.6 (download)
Added Environmental Overrides
Bugfixes

Enterprise Library Extensions 0.5 (download)
Configuration Protector
Password Parameter
Configuration Constants writer

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# re: Enterprise Library Extensions

Thursday, July 27, 2006 10:45 AM by Vladislav Zdravkov

When i compiled the extensions i had to add ObjectBuilder dll, and also had to remove and add again Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.Configuration.Desing  to the EnterpriseLiraryExtensions.Protection project.
Hope this info will be helpfull
(vladislav.zdravkov at gmail dot com)

# re: Enterprise Library Extensions

Thursday, July 27, 2006 11:54 AM by Vladislav Zdravkov

Who will be able to decrypt info, encrypted using Configuration Protector. Do you use DPAPI with machine or user mode or you're using something else ( registry records, hidden files, etc. ) ?
Thanks in advance.
( vladislav.zdravkov at gmail dot com )