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I've had to do it once in production for an old application without source, but the changes were substantial enough that I opted to write a wrapper dll for one
by kuroguro 8y ago
I've had to do it once in production for an old application without source, but the changes were substantial enough that I opted to write a wrapper dll for one of the dependencies. Once in it's easy to hook whatever else is needed and add major modifications.
- hinkley 8y agoThis has some potential to be similar in philosophy to the ‘strangling a service’ process. Use a wrapper and slowly move the functionality away, until one day you can turn off the old service.