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I. Reference an Enterprise Library assembly1. reference the Enterprise Library assemblyIn Visual Studio, right-click your project in solution, select Add reference, and find the corresponding assembly.REFERENCE The following AssemblyMicrosoft. Practices. enterpriselibrary. Logging. dllMicrosoft. Practices. enterpriselibrary. Common. dllMicrosoft. Practices. servicelocation. dllMicrosoft. Practices. Unity. d

judge the overall development degree of enterprise informatization. We can only say that there is development, but it is difficult to give a scientific definition of what marks development, what stages of development, and what development goals are. 2 , Cross-Industry Enterprise Informatization has almost no improvement in the Cross-Industry field. Apart from some standardized information iss

Absrtact: This paper introduces the interaction and coupling problems in the process of informatization construction of modern enterprises, expounds the solution of service-oriented enterprise application--ESB Enterprise Service Bus, gives the detailed design of this solution, and presents the implementation example. Keywords: service oriented; enterprise solutio

a complete process, the Enterprise will become scattered. Not only are there a wide range of business-related processes, but there are also a lot of IT department processes, such as those related to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and these processes are critical to the IT department. In this regard, public clouds suffer a lot, because the use of public clouds will have a lot of impact on IT department processes, such as data management and security regulati

this simple deployment method, you can use xcopy to install the application assembly and the Enterprise Library assembly on the target computer. However, if multiple applications on the target computer are using the Enterprise Library, you will store a copy of the Enterprise Library assembly in the directory of each application. 1.2 use GAC (Global Assembly Cach

The previous chapter describes the origins of the seven elements in the enterprise and business model (EOM). Through these analyses, we can further understand the objectivity and scientificity of the formation of EOM. At the same time, we also learned that establishing an enterprise business model is to fundamentally solve various problems in enterprise informati

packages on different server environments. To read configuration from database for publishing consuming WCF services, we created some shared components (DotNet components only) to our development framework library, including custom ServiceHost Factory for hosting services and custom ChannelFactory for consuming services. for non-DotNet applications, they cocould also consume WCF services through Web Service binding or through DotNet COM wrappers (for wind