AOP programming for .Net based applications

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I am looking for addressing cross cutting concerns using AOP style, can any one let me know the Aspect Oriented Programming libraries available for .Net applications.

Posted 16-Apr-11 10:28am

Ramu Sangabathula Original

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TweakBird · Answer 1 · 2011-04-16T10:39:00

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Have a look on Similar discussion on StackOverflow[^]

Here MSDN Article[^] on AOP.

P.S: Before posting your query, do some search on google. it's is free tool, always it will help to you.

Posted 16-Apr-11 10:39am

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Ramu Sangabathula Original 16-Apr-11 16:46pm

Hey thanks for your answer,appreciate that, I know more free tools than google, the reason for posting my question here is, there is a lot beyond just a google search, I would love to here from ppl who really worked on it.

TweakBird 16-Apr-11 17:06pm

That's okay. I have little bit experienced with Spring.NET, NHibernet.Net only.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Apr-11 20:57pm

Interesting references, my 5.
--SA

TweakBird 17-Apr-11 6:17am

Thanks SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Apr-11 11:41am

It looks like I forgot to vote in first place, did it now.
--SA

TweakBird 17-Apr-11 13:34pm

Hmm. :)