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Thank for the tips. We are just starting to ramp up our use of the "CLR bridge". We found & reported a couple of significant issues when using it within PASOE's "ms-agent". Aside from that, I am very happy with the ability to load and interact with a .Net appdomain whenever we get in a pinch. But I should point out that we are still straddling two platforms at the moment: Windows and HP-UX. It might be premature to abandon the portable code altogether. I suspect it is possible that we will be running OE 11.7.x on HP-UX until the bitter end (2025 or later). The reason I asked is because I had noticed that the oo-related API's (in ABL) are growing in recent versions of OpenEdge (ie. in the libraries named OpenEdge.Core OpenEdge.BusinessLogic OpenEdge.Net). These class libraries have a lot of "wrapper" classes to encapsulate the legacy stuff and make it more accessible to modern code. I was hoping someone knew of some "wrapper" classes for portable interaction with the file system. On that note, it is very hard for me to "visualize" the scope of the classes that are available in recent versions of the OpenEdge libraries. Is there a diagram that corresponds to the available classes? ie. from the following links (oe 11.6 and oe 11.7): OpenEdge Corelib and Netlib Libraries OpenEdge API Code Documentation (I haven't found the documentation for classes in earlier versions - I need them back to oe 11.3). In theory I could use the docs to generate my own diagrams but I was hoping someone had already done that. I believe OE 11.3 only had very little other than some HTTP primitives from "OpenEdge.Net". Subsequent versions of OE have expanded on that.
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