Solve C# Library Unexpected Behaviour -- 2
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
A simple enough problem on the face of it:
Create a Library class C that creates and holds a static BufferBlock<T>instance . Two projects A and B have C as a dependency. All three are in the same Visual Studio solution. Project A and Project B are not aware of each other.
When Project A and Project B start up, they request the instance of the BufferBlock from C with a getBufferBlockl() method.
The unexpected behaviour is that the same instance is not being returned of the static object from the Library class. Each call from the separate project is being returned with a new instance.
Since I want Project B to write into the BufferBlock and for Project A to read from the same BufferBlock this is a problem.
Can you solve this problem for me.
Update: The solution to this must be a zipped file of a simple working demo of a three project Visual Studio Solution as described above, targeted at .Net 6.0 and which works on my machine :-)
Create a Library class C that creates and holds a static BufferBlock<T>instance . Two projects A and B have C as a dependency. All three are in the same Visual Studio solution. Project A and Project B are not aware of each other.
When Project A and Project B start up, they request the instance of the BufferBlock from C with a getBufferBlockl() method.
The unexpected behaviour is that the same instance is not being returned of the static object from the Library class. Each call from the separate project is being returned with a new instance.
Since I want Project B to write into the BufferBlock and for Project A to read from the same BufferBlock this is a problem.
Can you solve this problem for me.
Update: The solution to this must be a zipped file of a simple working demo of a three project Visual Studio Solution as described above, targeted at .Net 6.0 and which works on my machine :-)