[Synchronisation] attribute in .net framework 2.0

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Has the (very convenient) attribute [Synchronisation] been removed in 2.0? If
so, has it been replaced by a similar mechanism?
 
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Richard Grimes

Lars said:
Has the (very convenient) attribute [Synchronisation] been removed in
2.0? If so, has it been replaced by a similar mechanism?
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It has not been removed. I assume you are referring to the .NET version
(based on .NET contexts) it is still in
System.Runtime.Remoting.Contexts. The COM+ version is also still in the
framework (in System.EnterpriseServices).

Why do you ask the question?

Richard
 
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Guest

Everything is fine. Just a misunderstanding, found it.

Richard Grimes said:
Lars said:
Has the (very convenient) attribute [Synchronisation] been removed in
2.0? If so, has it been replaced by a similar mechanism?
Click to expand...

It has not been removed. I assume you are referring to the .NET version
(based on .NET contexts) it is still in
System.Runtime.Remoting.Contexts. The COM+ version is also still in the
framework (in System.EnterpriseServices).

Why do you ask the question?

Richard
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