Guenther Stockinger
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Guenther Stockinger
asked on 23 Mar 2012, 03:05 PM
Hello,
we still use the version 2010.3.1317 of the ASP.NET AJAX Controls and encounter a bunch of FxCop errors (like SealMethodsThatSatisfyPrivateInterfaces or DoNotDeclareReadOnlyMutableReferenceTypes) which does not satisfy the quality department.
Are these errors all fixed in the current version?
we still use the version 2010.3.1317 of the ASP.NET AJAX Controls and encounter a bunch of FxCop errors (like SealMethodsThatSatisfyPrivateInterfaces or DoNotDeclareReadOnlyMutableReferenceTypes) which does not satisfy the quality department.
Are these errors all fixed in the current version?
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Hi Guenther,
We have fixed several errors reported by FxCop in the Telerik.Web.UI code, however, we are not able to cover all of them because majority of the failures come from some legacy code of ours (RadChart for ASP.NET AJAX and the engine we use for our PDF grid/editor export) which has not been updated for quite some time now. Unfortunately we cannot get rid of this code because thousands of our customers use it in their applications and we have very limited options to modify it. Additional set of errors require from us to introduce many breaking changes in our code (class and enumeration names mainly) which will directly affect our existing clients when they migrate to a newer version of our AJAX controls.
Greetings,
Dobromir
the Telerik team
We have fixed several errors reported by FxCop in the Telerik.Web.UI code, however, we are not able to cover all of them because majority of the failures come from some legacy code of ours (RadChart for ASP.NET AJAX and the engine we use for our PDF grid/editor export) which has not been updated for quite some time now. Unfortunately we cannot get rid of this code because thousands of our customers use it in their applications and we have very limited options to modify it. Additional set of errors require from us to introduce many breaking changes in our code (class and enumeration names mainly) which will directly affect our existing clients when they migrate to a newer version of our AJAX controls.
Greetings,
Dobromir
the Telerik team
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