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Can This Be used In an Asp.net Core application #24

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nafberger opened this issue Oct 25, 2018 · 7 comments
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Can This Be used In an Asp.net Core application #24

nafberger opened this issue Oct 25, 2018 · 7 comments

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@jsgoupil
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@adamskt Hey, someone is asking about .net core and I remember you did some work on this. I am ready to try upgrading the WebConnector to .netcore2.0 but I am wondering why that one didn't get converted to support multiple frameworks?

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adamskt commented Oct 26, 2018

I am currently using this library in a netstandard2.0 project which is consumed by a v2 Azure Function (which uses the netcoreapp2.0 runtime, AFAIK). I also consume the same library in a netcoreapp2.0 console application. If I remember correctly, WebConnector didn't get upgraded to netstandard2.0 because it depends on Nito.AsyncEx v4.0.1 which has it's highest targeted TFM as net451. There is a pre-release of Nito.AsyncEx 5 that targets newer frameworks, but I remember some changes to it's API that made upgrading WebConnector non-trivial.

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Thanks for your answer!
But aren't you consuming only qbxml ?
This Nito, I recall using it but it's a tiny library that could be removed I think. But I just checked and they seem to support .netcoreapp1.3

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adamskt commented Oct 29, 2018

That's right, I'm only using the qbxml portion of the library, if I recall correctly. I agree with you on the possibility of removing Nito-- I think the need for it is largely made redundant by the richness of the TPL in newer frameworks.

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Hi, can I contact either of you above, we are ready to pay for technical help to get this to work for us. feel free to contact me on 845-421-5042 or nafberger@gmail.com

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jsgoupil commented Nov 1, 2018

Let me give you a call to check what you need.

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Done!

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