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When is MEF shipping?

I'm building a product that will ship after .Net 4.0 is released.

Is MEF an integral part of .Net 4.0, so I can count on them being released together, or is it some external component that might be released separately and thus it is dangerous to use?

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The Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) is a new library in .NET Framework 4.0 that addresses this problem by simplifying the design of extensible applications and components.

Trickster  2009-11-01 16:49:20
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Yes, MEF is the part of .NET Framework 4.0. It is located in assembly System.ComponentModel.Composition.dll. You can learn more here: MEF in MSDN

QrystaL  2009-11-01 17:27:46

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