DLL and C# classes
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I have developed a C# class library that is used to control network communication of two application. The class provides all the functions/methods necessary to initialize, control, implement communications. I would now like to make this class into a DLL or someother object so that communication code is compiled and maintained sperate of the two application. Question? Is Putting the C# communication code into the DLL the right solution for the problem? If not what is the right solution.
Scott Dolan Jernie Corporation Engineering & Manufacturing Software, Hardware, & Enclosures
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I have developed a C# class library that is used to control network communication of two application. The class provides all the functions/methods necessary to initialize, control, implement communications. I would now like to make this class into a DLL or someother object so that communication code is compiled and maintained sperate of the two application. Question? Is Putting the C# communication code into the DLL the right solution for the problem? If not what is the right solution.
Scott Dolan Jernie Corporation Engineering & Manufacturing Software, Hardware, & Enclosures
ScotDolan wrote:
Is Putting the C# communication code into the DLL the right solution for the problem?
We don't have your problem definition so we can't know that. However there is nothing inherently wrong with it. Designing libraries can introduce different problems like configuration or security.