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Can I using Netstandard 2.0 to write a transport agent for Exchange Server 2019
Hi pxvuong
No, unfrotunately it is not possible to use .NET Standard 2.0 directly for developing a transport agent for Exchange Server 2019. The only supported framework for developing transport agents in Exchange Server 2019 is .NET Framework.
When creating a transport agent for Exchange Server 2019, you need to use the specific version of .NET Framework that is compatible with the server, typically .NET Framework 4.8.
Regarding the issue of having multiple DLLs, it is common to have separate DLLs for your transport agent and any additional libraries, such as Newtonsoft.Json, that you might be using. You will need to ensure that all the necessary DLLs are included in the installation package and properly installed on the Exchange Server.
To successfully deploy a transport agent with multiple DLLs, you should package all the required DLLs together and ensure they are placed in the correct directories on the Exchange Server during installation.
So, the shor summary of my answer is - when developing a transport agent for Exchange Server 2019, make sure to use .NET Framework 4.8 and include all the necessary DLLs in the installation package for successful deployment.
Which .NET Framework for Exchange Server - ALI TAJRAN
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You will need to ensure that all the necessary DLLs are included in the installation package and properly installed on the Exchange Server.
To successfully deploy a transport agent with multiple DLLs, you should package all the required DLLs together and ensure they are placed in the correct directories on the Exchange Server during installation."
Can you point me how to do that? How can I using muldpe DLL
