Using Proxy Classes [reply]    04/06/04 03:18 PM EST posted by JER email web

When I first read this article, I thought proxy classes were pretty silly. But after thinking about it for a bit, I realized they could be pretty valuable in tracing & debugging. Using a proxy allows total auditing of your objects, which is great for me, because I have a Windows Service that is peppered with Trace.WriteLine calls prior to calling my business methods. With a proxy, I can put this code in one place.

[reply]    04/07/04 05:43 AM EST posted by alex email

I just read through it and had the same initial reaction as you. I don't like it, it seems like it makes your code just really convoluted. I wonder what sort of processing hit this would produce.

[reply]    03/12/09 09:00 PM EST posted by shareaf email web

[reply]    03/14/10 12:06 PM EST posted by satishreddy email

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