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!!!! NOTE: THIS IS THE OLD VERSION !!!! The repository was split into a repository per component. Please see the repositories in www.github.com/appccelerate.

Accelerate your .Net application development.

For whom it is

For software engineers who want to build flexible, extensible and maintainable software systems, Appccelerate is an open source library of software components that makes building multi-threaded, event-based and loosely coupled systems easy. Unlike other open or closed source solutions we offer proven concepts that are used in our real world projects.

What it contains

  • Bootstrapper for starting and stopping applications
  • State Machine for building finite state machines with a fluent definition syntax
  • Event Broker for synchronous and asynchronous notifications
  • IO Abstraction for testability of operations interacting with the file system
  • Evaluation Engine for evaluating results based on aggregators and expressions with support for hierarchies and plug-ins

and much more...

Documentation

You can find the documentation at www.appccelerate.com

Your Appccelerate team

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io's Issues

Improvement: add args to "Fail" handler

Currently one can't access the original supplied arguments in a fail handler.
But especially if you want to modify the exception to contain some more information (related to arguments) it would be very nice to have access on those.

In my environment, we are using your library to add operational tracing and an exception re-writer extension to File & Directory. So whenever a call to one of those fails, we create a new Exception containing the "path" tried to access (to improve the logs. E.g. tell the Sysadmin: 'Hey, access on blabla failed because of UnauthorizedAccessException')..

Fork & build fails

More informational style: forking your repository and trying to build fails because some NuGet packages can't be resolved with the appropriate version (Appccelerate.CheckHintPaths, .VersionTask and CheckNugetDependenciesTask). That makes it difficult to work together "open-source way".

CLS Compliance

Please add
[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)] to GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs so that the Appccelerate.IO library may be used in corresponding environments.
(especially to get rid of the compiler warnings while using Appccelerate.IO in a CLS compliant environment)

Or is there any reason why you added this?

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