Are any of the "Application Blocks" related to AOP?

Bill

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30th Jul 2003

I have only a cursory knowledge of Microsoft's Application Blocks, which
seem like they might be pretty cool. I'm wondering if any of these (such as
the Exception Handling Application Block) can be considered related to
Aspect Orientated Programming (AOP)?

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