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Asked: 2026-05-23T03:09:24+00:00

i guess this is a hard one (for me): we have requirements for a

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i guess this is a hard one (for me): we have requirements for a .net (web)project which should be used with differnent configurations for different customers.

Example: Cusomer A wants a compiled Version which includes a big part of the MainApplication but with some code excluded and two separate assemblies. Customer B wants the whole MainApplication with other assemblies and for example a different gui.

I did a smal research and concluded with the following settings:

  • Using the configuration manager of VisualStudio for leading to different “builds”, then
  • building the project (including several configurations) and deploying it by using NAnt
  • Excluding code or using different code with complie directives

We never did this before so i have some questions:

  1. is it possible to solve this with compile directives? (i can imagine that this point can grow very high complexity)
  2. are there better ways to fit this project (with .net)

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  1. Editorial Team

    I’d suggest building a plugin system/architecture – assemblies can be loaded dynamically on-demand, based on configuration entries. You might need to write a separate tool to package up for deployment (i.e. including different assemblies in the bin folder), though.

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