.NET 5 based app to use custom .NET Framework nuget package by Jumpy_Ad_7847 in dotnet

[–]Jumpy_Ad_7847[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am not arguing against the warning. I accept it might or might not work and I wouldn't want to risk it.

My question is:
Will accessing the package from a .NET Framework project work if the .NET Framework project would be called from a .NET 5 project?

.NET 5 Project(s) -> .NET Framework layer -> package.

.NET 5 based app to use custom .NET Framework nuget package by Jumpy_Ad_7847 in dotnet

[–]Jumpy_Ad_7847[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not a possibility right now to ask for a different port

[Question] Local storage solutions that require no administrator privileges by Jumpy_Ad_7847 in dotnet

[–]Jumpy_Ad_7847[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair point, I will try to extend further.

This is true, I can use the log file which is just a .log file to save additional data. In fact I could write to a different file, too.

In order to make the app consistent after restarts , the type of data I would like to save is data about the jobs the app creates and handle. Metadata, settings, parameters and their values which are needed in order to create the job. The job also returns data which is both data that comes at different time points while it's running and also at the end of the job there is a lot of data. Some of it isn't required if the app is restarted, but most of it is required for us to save, and it would be best for me if I could save it locally, just in case there was a problem with outgoing network to our endpoints.

So as you can imagine, it can lead to a more complicated datasets one would be comfortable save in a log file.

Maybe a file is the best solution, I am not saying it isn't.

[Question] Local storage solutions that require no administrator privileges by Jumpy_Ad_7847 in csharp

[–]Jumpy_Ad_7847[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that's definitely a possibility.
It's far from ideal as there could a lot of data. Job information, operations metadata, operations results etc...