If we use LINQ, can we go for Microsoft Application Blocks?

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If using LINQ, can we make use of Microsoft Application Blocks?

Other than using application blocks, how can we effectively do excepetion handling in web applications?

Posted 6-Feb-10 3:28am

jameschowdary

Updated 6-Feb-10 3:53am

Smitha Nishant

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-06T08:35:00

Solution 1

You can use LINQ if you are using .Net 3.0 and above. LINQ per se has nothing to do with Microsoft Application Blocks.

Posted 6-Feb-10 8:35am

Abhinav S

Abhishek Sur · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-06T10:13:00

Solution 2

Yes, LINQ is a language oriented feature while Application Blocks are technology oriented. Linq comes with Framework, and you can easily use it just by adding System.Core.dll.

To Abhinav,
Just to remind, LINQ is introduced in .NET 3.5 not in 3.0.

Cheers.
:rose:

Posted 6-Feb-10 10:13am

Abhishek Sur