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Giving your application a Plugin based architecture is easier than it sounds...

I've been playing around the last couple of days with creating an application with a Plugin based architecture. It's alot easier with .NET than it sounds. I don't have any examples or articles to post on here yet, but I'm working on something I hope to have up here in the next week or so.

On another note, the traffic of my site is using about 1GB of bandwidth per month now (consistantly the last two months). That's the most my site has ever used, I'm going to have to upgrade my hosting account soon. :) Apparently someone reads my blog.

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Posted by crpietschmann on Friday, April 22, 2005 12:02 AM
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Willem Odendaal

Friday, May 13, 2005 9:35 AM

Willem Odendaal

Hi Christopher.

Any luck with your plugin architecture? Is it Windows-based or Web-based?

I'm asking because, at the moment, I'm working on a Web-based add-in architecture. Some areas are proving to be more complex than I thought and I wouldn't mind chatting to someone who has done the same thing.

cheers!
willem

khushal

Tuesday, December 05, 2006 8:01 AM

khushal

Hi all,

I am newbie to Plugin architechture and don't know how to start would you people provide some basic example on it so i can got an idea where to start or an step by step article is more helpful.

thanks
khushal

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