Microsoft released Enterprise Library 3.0 today, and there are new things to study, including the following 8 application blocks in Enterprise Library 3.0:
L Caching Application Block
L Cryptography Application Block
L Data Access Application Block
L Exception Handling Application Block
L Logging Application Block
L Policy Injection Application Block
L Security Application Block
L VALIDATION Application Block
It also provides a small Software factory--application block Software Factory that can create its own application block, which I have introduced before Enterprise Library New member in V3: Application Block Software Factory.
Download Address:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=62ef5f79-daf2-43af-9897-d926f03b9e60&DisplayLang=en
A quick-tasting friend can take a look at Tom Hollander's two Enterprise Library 3.0 preview and new features PPT,
It also provides a small Software factory--application block Software Factory that can create its own application block, which I have introduced before Enterprise Library New member in V3: Application Block Software Factory.
Download Address: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=62ef5f79-daf2-43af-9897-d926f03b9e60&DisplayLang=en
Eager to the taste of the friends can first refer to Tom Hollander provided two of Enterprise Library 3.0 preview and new features of the PPT, download the address:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c6d1aec2-e02e-4046-bcf8-174a3d37cdf3&DisplayLang=en
In Enterprise Library 3.0 CTP Stage, I also wrote a few articles, interested friends can also refer to:
Enterprise Library 3.0 Experience (4): Integration of Validation Application block with asp.net
Enterprie Library 3.0 Experience (3): Validation Application Block using configuration files
Enterprise Library 3.0 Experience (2): Using validation Application Block
Enterprise Library 3.0 Experience (1): Integrated VS2005 Configuration Tool and configuration area encryption support
For Policy injection application Blockburce Zhang also has introduced: Policy Injection, Application Block
