QuickStarts

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The Enterprise Library QuickStarts are brief, easy-to-understand illustrations of key application block features. They use a set of walkthroughs, which are implementations of common scenarios, to demonstrate these features.

QuickStarts are an ideal starting point if you want to gain an understanding of an application block and are comfortable learning new techniques by examining source code. They are a good resource if you are already familiar with the .NET Framework, and if you want to see brief code examples that can help you understand how to approach particular issues.

To use the QuickStarts to full advantage, you should be familiar with concepts and techniques related to object-oriented programming.

The Logging QuickStart has the following features:

• The scenarios are independent of each other. Therefore, you can view them in any order. Each scenario contains all the exception handling code required to complete the scenario.
• A routine is included that processes any unhandled exceptions that occur during one or more of the scenarios. The routine displays a dialog box that shows the exception message.

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