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.Net Core 3.0 is released. I tested them again on the RTM version of Core 3.0, and our openclient proxies still work fine. This is despite the fact that they are built from the preexisting proxygen tools. It would be wonderful if Progress would formally support the preexisting openclient 11.7 proxies in the core 3.0 runtime. (At least for Windows customers. I'd be shocked if their .net openclient worked from a linux machine.) The only thing that is different today, as compared to when I attempted this a year ago is that Microsoft added the OleDbException class (or some form of it) into .Net core. During the latest testing, I didn't even need to add the package reference for "Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility". I simply added one for "System.Data.OleDb" and that was sufficient!
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