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> john
Hi John,
I think what you describe can be solved with Aspect Oriented
Programming. There are some sorts of AOP implementations for .NET,
like Spring .Net framework for example.(http://www.springframework.net/
doc-latest/reference/html/aop-quickstart.html)
In .NET you can use ContextBoundObjects to handle calls to methods and
properties.
Here's an article about this: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/aspectintercept.aspx
HTH,
Sergey
John Rivers - 04 Mar 2008 09:52 GMT
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> Sergey
Thanks Sergey
that CodeProject article seems to do exactly what I need
now I just have to understand it completely before I use it for real
I read a bit on the Spring.net aspect oriented programming - there are
some big ideas
in there .. maybe too big for me *-)
Thanks again
John