Paulo,

> I have been evaluating some Architectures for .Net development, and now I have reached two good solutions for .Net Development: Microsoft Application Blocks and Oakleaf Mere Mortals .Net Framework.
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> The bad news is that none of that is complete. But I think that an Oakleaf Mere Mortals .Net Framework based on Microsoft Application Blocks will be an very good architecture for .Net Development.
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> Am I wrong ? What do you think about?

They are two separate approaches that accomplish similar ends. Honestly, I disagree with the approach taken in many of the application blocks--they can often be over-engineered or inflexible. That said, you can choose to use the application blocks in conjunction with MM .NET.

Regards,