SAIF.Framework.Validation keeps a deliberately small dependency surface so it
can be referenced by both a web front end and an overnight batch process
without pulling in hosting concerns. It takes one internal framework
dependency for tracing and environment access, one internal package for shared
policy value types, and two external packages for XML rule set handling and
logging. It references no data access assembly, which is why rule evaluation
behaves identically in interactive and batch callers.
Dependencies in this section are inherited from dependency framework libraries.
They are not directly referenced by this library but are required at runtime
through framework packages.
Dependency
Source framework
Type
Usage
SAIF.Framework.Environment
SAIF.Framework.Core
Transitive
Resolves environment configuration values that ValidationComponentBase reads during initialization.†
SAIF.Framework.Diagnostics
SAIF.Framework.Core
Transitive
Provides the trace listener that WriteTrace routes component trace entries to.†
log4net 2.0.15 is the version pinned across the SAIF .NET Framework 4.8
estate. Upgrading this library alone would produce assembly binding redirect
conflicts in SAIF.Claims.Intake.
SAIF.Framework.Core is consumed as a NuGet package rather than a project
reference, so a base class change ships only when the package version is
bumped in this library's project file.
The library has no data access dependency by design. Adding one would let
rules issue queries and break the guarantee that batch and web evaluation
produce the same result for the same record.
Newtonsoft.Json is used only for batch error output. If the batch logger
moves to structured logging, this dependency can be removed.