I am using enterprise libraries in my project, during development i am implementing DATA ACCESS APPLICATION BLOCK. My problem is , actually my application is small application (16 forms), i added data DLL in my project, and i got so many class
files as well as it is using common block also. I think it defiantly impact on application performance. Please give me solution how can i eliminate that unneccasary files or any ideas???
The Entlib will only use the libraries it will need. Since the Entlib is in the GAC, you can be pretty well assured that only the necessary referenced components in your project are being put as dll's in your project. Also, there will be no perfomance impact
just by the presence of these dll's. The enterprise library is a pretested & optimized components library and the choice is totally yours to use it. It saves you a lot of hassle from you writing your own plumbing code.
vrsanaidu
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Data application block problem in enterprise libraries
Oct 02, 2007 05:49 AM|LINK
Hi all,
I am using enterprise libraries in my project, during development i am implementing DATA ACCESS APPLICATION BLOCK. My problem is , actually my application is small application (16 forms), i added data DLL in my project, and i got so many class files as well as it is using common block also. I think it defiantly impact on application performance. Please give me solution how can i eliminate that unneccasary files or any ideas???
Thanks
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saurabc
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Re: Data application block problem in enterprise libraries
Oct 02, 2007 08:00 PM|LINK
Naidu
The Entlib will only use the libraries it will need. Since the Entlib is in the GAC, you can be pretty well assured that only the necessary referenced components in your project are being put as dll's in your project. Also, there will be no perfomance impact just by the presence of these dll's. The enterprise library is a pretested & optimized components library and the choice is totally yours to use it. It saves you a lot of hassle from you writing your own plumbing code.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Saurabh