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Anand M

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EDRA and .NET 2.0 Posted: Feb 3, 2005 10:56 AM
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I have been looking in Enterprise Development Reference Architecture aka Shadowfax for a day or two now. I have not really given it too much time till now, but my current assignment may be a well suited candidate for EDRA. The only hitch is that I am developing on .NET 2.0, while EDRA is on 1.1.

Well, atleast it ships with source. So did a conversion and came up with 50 odd places where things have changed and so have been marked obselete. After converting everything, EDRA compiles in Whidbey. Now I need to get it to run. As of now that is a no-go. The most troublesome part is that EDRA is tightly integrated into EIF and EIF is 1.1 only. It also does not ship source and so I cannot convert it to 2.0.

Anyway, if you are using a lot of XML, be warned, you may have some work converting stuff to 2.0. Especially if you are using XSD (ValidatingReader) or XSLT. Anyway, this is my first experience really migrating stuff from 1.1 to 2.0. Till now it had been either 1.1 or 2.0 development.

Hmm... Let me see if I can get that to really work...

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