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Software Is Hardwork Library 1.1.0.38465 Released
Wednesday, August 20, 2008

I just released a new version of the Software Is Hardwork Library. This release contains the following major enhancements:

  • ServiceModelClient API, a "proxyless" WCF client model.
  • Added caching mechanism to RealProxyDatabaseContractFactory.
  • New Reflexion.GetErrors()/GetObjectByPath() methods.
  • TransparentProxyFactory`1 and DynamicInvokerRealProxy`1 base classes and IInvokeDynamic interface.

This release encompasses quite a lot of work and I am proud to bring it to the developer community. I plan on enhancing this library as time progresses.

Posted by D. P. Bullington at 10:46 PM  

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2 comments:

Nick Cipollina said...

I like the DynamicServiceClient. Very nice.

September 9, 2008 10:13 PM  
D. P. Bullington said...

I will be presenting an in depth thingamajig on the ServiceModelClient API at Richmond Code Camp Oct 4th, 2008.

September 9, 2008 10:53 PM  

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