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  • Alan Shi [MSFT]

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    Soliciting feedback on two features

    I am collecting data for two features that shipped with the CLR in v1.0 and
    v1.1. If you use and/or depend on these features, I would appreciate hearing
    from you with a brief description of how you use these features.

    1) .NET Application Restore tool

    A few sources, including Jeffrey Richter's "Applied Microsoft .NET Framework
    Programming" book, describe a feature called the "app restore tool", which
    can be accessed via the .NET configuration tool. There is logging
    information recorded for each managed application that runs, which can be
    used by this tool to try to analyze any binding policy (e.g. binding
    redirect) changes that affected the application, and suggest ways to get
    your application back to an older state.

    2) CacheLocation

    This is a relatively obscure feature that allows relocation of the GAC via a
    registry key setting. Support for this feature is limited, and there are a
    variety of known problems when this feature is actually used.

    Any comments you have would be apprecaited. Thanks.

    ..\lan

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  • John Timney \(Microsoft MVP\)

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    Re: Soliciting feedback on two features

    2) CacheLocation

    Seems to be a required feature and I have seen this asked about a number of
    times in the newsgroups. While I have never used it, I can see many a time
    when I will when a server decides to need rebuild, and needs the GAC
    relocating.

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    > A few sources, including Jeffrey Richter's "Applied Microsoft .NET[/color]
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    > Programming" book, describe a feature called the "app restore tool", which
    > can be accessed via the .NET configuration tool. There is logging
    > information recorded for each managed application that runs, which can be
    > used by this tool to try to analyze any binding policy (e.g. binding
    > redirect) changes that affected the application, and suggest ways to get
    > your application back to an older state.
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    > 2) CacheLocation
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    > This is a relatively obscure feature that allows relocation of the GAC via[/color]
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    > registry key setting. Support for this feature is limited, and there are a
    > variety of known problems when this feature is actually used.
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    > Any comments you have would be apprecaited. Thanks.
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    > .\lan
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    > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no[/color]
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