Vista - Extension Method Question for ServicedComponent

04-05-2008

..NET 3.5
If I understand correctly, extension methods must be in a public
static class. I have some code that executes in a COM+ application for
object pooling purposes. I am trying to update it by using LINQ and an
extension method. I think my code that inherits from ServicedComponent
cannot have any public static code, all methods must be instance
methods.

How can I make this stuff all work together?

Thanks.

04-06-2008

"coconet" <coconet@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:

> .NET 3.5
> If I understand correctly, extension methods must be in a public
> static class. I have some code that executes in a COM+ application for
> object pooling purposes. I am trying to update it by using LINQ and an
> extension method. I think my code that inherits from ServicedComponent
> cannot have any public static code, all methods must be instance
> methods.
>
> How can I make this stuff all work together?
>

If I've understood your question correctly I don't think you can.

You will need to create additional interfaces to expose your new methods,
extension methods are not callable via COM since COM requires an interface.

--
Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET

04-05-2008	#1 (permalink)
coconet n/a posts	Extension Method Question for ServicedComponent ..NET 3.5 If I understand correctly, extension methods must be in a public static class. I have some code that executes in a COM+ application for object pooling purposes. I am trying to update it by using LINQ and an extension method. I think my code that inherits from ServicedComponent cannot have any public static code, all methods must be instance methods. How can I make this stuff all work together? Thanks.
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04-06-2008	#2 (permalink)
Anthony Jones n/a posts	Re: Extension Method Question for ServicedComponent "coconet" <coconet@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:g2dgv3l28lev12mj6g0rmjvj3kflltc7ls@xxxxxx Quote: > .NET 3.5 > If I understand correctly, extension methods must be in a public > static class. I have some code that executes in a COM+ application for > object pooling purposes. I am trying to update it by using LINQ and an > extension method. I think my code that inherits from ServicedComponent > cannot have any public static code, all methods must be instance > methods. > > How can I make this stuff all work together? > If I've understood your question correctly I don't think you can. You will need to create additional interfaces to expose your new methods, extension methods are not callable via COM since COM requires an interface. -- Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
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