David Hayden [MVP C#]

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• SqlHelper and Enterprise Library 2.0 DAAB Weren't Intended to be Your Data Access Layer

  After several discussions recently, I am suspecting a number of people are using the old SqlHelper and the new Enterprise Library Data Access Application Block as their data access layer, but I don't believe this is the original intent of the Patterns... Posted Mar 16 2006, 01:46 PM by David Hayden with | with 10 comment(s) Filed under: ADO.NET, Application Blocks

• Enterprise Library 2.0 Logging Application Block

  The Logging Application Block in Enterprise Library 2.0 ( Download ) is probably as popular as the Data Access Application Block . The Logging Application Block allows one to monitor the health of one's winform and web applications by logging various... Posted Feb 19 2006, 05:11 AM by David Hayden with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Application Blocks

• Enterprise Library 2.0 Data Access Application Block

  Author: David Hayden The Enterprise Library 2.0 Data Access Application Block can help you with a lot of your data access plumbing in your .NET applications as well as provide a database agnostic solution for .NET applications that need to target multiple databases. Posted Jan 13 2006, 11:45 AM by David Hayden with | with 11 comment(s) Filed under: Application Blocks

• Enterprise Library 2.0 - Hello IConfigurationSource

  Author: David Hayden Enterprise Library 2.0 should be released sometime this month.  The latest version, the Enterprise Library 2.0 December Interim Community Drop, is quite stable and reliable enough to start playing with now.  I doubt there will be many, if any, changes between now and when it gets released this month. Posted Jan 08 2006, 09:03 PM by David Hayden with | with 8 comment(s) Filed under: Application Blocks

• Enterprise Library - Logging and Instrumentation Application Block - Patterns and Practices

  Another useful application block that is part of the Enterprise Library is the Logging and Instrumentation Application Block . It allows you to log events in your applications to various locations, such as a database, the event log, email, a flat file... Posted Mar 17 2005, 11:07 AM by David Hayden with | with 10 comment(s) Filed under: Application Blocks

• Data Access Application Block Revealed - Factory Methods and Reflection

  The other day I talked about the Data Access Application Block and how you can use it in your applications to assist you with ADO.NET. In particular, I briefly discussed this piece of code: Data Access Application Block Database db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase... Posted Mar 11 2005, 09:06 AM by David Hayden with | with 12 comment(s) Filed under: C#, Application Blocks

• Enterprise Library - Data Access Application Block (DAAB) - Patterns and Practices

  I have mentioned a couple of other Enterprise Library Application Blocks so far: Configuration Application Block Caching Application Block Probably the most popular application block is the Data Access Application Block (DAAB). For detailed information... Posted Mar 09 2005, 09:54 PM by David Hayden with | with 19 comment(s) Filed under: Application Blocks

• Enterprise Library - Cache and Configuration Application Blocks - Patterns and Practices

  I tossed up a quick example of using the Enterprise Library Configuration Application Block in your applications, and thought I would give an example of using the Cache Application Block as well. In this case, I am actually using the two application blocks... Posted Mar 04 2005, 09:41 AM by David Hayden with | with 13 comment(s) Filed under: Application Blocks

• Enterprise Library - Configuration Application Block - Patterns and Practices

  Armed with our knowledge of XML Serialization , we can certainly start creating a solution for accessing and persisting global settings in our ASP.NET application. However, we may want to back up a bit and look at the Configuration Application Block created... Posted Mar 02 2005, 10:31 AM by David Hayden with | with 20 comment(s) Filed under: Application Blocks