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Flexible and Plug-in-based .NET Application using Provider Pattern
published 2 years, 10 months ago, submitted by shahed.khan 2 years, 10 months ago

codeproject.com — This paper demonstrates creating a flexible, extensible, plug-in-based .NET application (JOM - Smart Job Manager). JOM is an asynchronous job processing engine built using the MS Provider design pattern and the .NET technology available today.

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The use of the Provider Pattern is one of my favourite features in .NET 2.0. I just wish the implementation of the ASP.NET membership provider was more flexible.
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