Rocky Lhotka published alpha version of CSLA 4.3 last week. You can read more about the changes on his blog. If you are using CSLA 4.X with Silverlight, please give this version a try. If you are using an order version, 3.8.X, you can easily port the changes over to that version. Or you can …
In this post I am going to describe a solution to the following problem. I would like to create a single WCF Service and expose it via a standard SOAP endpoint and REST endpoint using Entity Framework, WCF and WCF REST. Then I would like to consume it from WinRT from two different view models …
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Today I was fighting with a very specific problem. I was working with jqGrid’s getRowData method. I was implementing batch save feature, where a user can edit some data in the grid, then hit Save button to send the data to the server. I set up a column (SortOrder) to be always editable to be …
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In this post I am going to try to document the solution to the following problem. I would like to implement custom global error handling in my ASP.NET MVC application using entity framework to log errors into the database. Once the error is logged, I want to redirect the user to the custom page that …
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Entity framework team at Microsoft announced the beta release of the next version of Entity Framework Code First package, which now ships with migrations feature. Read more about this release here http://blogs.msdn.com/b/adonet/archive/2012/01/12/ef-4-3-beta-1-released.aspx Thanks.
Today I was working on a task that would allow us to deploy database project from team build. We are using TFS 2008, by the way. The reason I needed this functionality is because we wanted to run unit and integration tests as part of build as well as ensure that changes made to database …
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I will be speaking at VS Live in Las Vegas in March 2012. Visual Studio Live is five days of practical, Microsoft-supported training for developers to help solve your tough .NET development challenges. You’ll find how-to advice and the tips and tricks that you’ll be ready to implement as soon as you get back to …
In this blog I am going to describe a pretty common problem that web applications have to deal with along with one way to solve this issue. Here is the issue at hand. Say, user pulled up an entry form and made some changes. Then the above mentioned user clicked browser back button, navigating away …
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I am using jqGrid in my current project, and I already blogged prior on how impressed I am with the functionality available in this control. I am using it in ASP.NET MVC application, but it can be used in any web app. One of the key features is that it supports ajax based asynchronous server …
Oracle just released its newest version of Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) that incudes support for Entity Framework 4.0. You can read more about this release here http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/dotnet/whatsnew/index.html. You can also read this article about usage of ODP (Oracle Data Provider) with Entity Framework models http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2011/11-sep/o51odt-453447.html One important note is that Code First is not …
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