It looks like an IValueFormatter takes a value of type object and returns a value of type string, whil开发者_如何学JAVAe a ValueResolver<TSource, TDestination> takes a value of any type and retu
I just started using the Entity Framework 1.0 recently and believe I am beginning to feel the pains everyone is talking about. I\'m trying to use best practices so I have a set of DTO that get mapped
I have created presentation model and I want to map it (with AutoMapper) into the ViewModel. ViewModel is composite / because I\'m using partials and I want to reuse for example KeyboardsViewModel als
Is there any way to validate mappings at compile time? For example, I have an entity with many child entities. If I forgot to add a CreateMap for one of the childen when I try to map ParentX to Parent
I was wondering if it is possible to map multiple DTO objects to a single ViewModel object using Automapper?
When I started using xVal for client-side validation, I was only implementing action methods which used domain model objects as a viewmodel or embedded instances of those objects in the viewmodel.
What’s Automapper for? How will it help me with my domain an开发者_运维知识库d controller layers (asp.net mvc)? Maybe an example will help here...
Update 1-13-10 I\'ve been able to find some success using the code below for mapping. I am essentially ignoring any of the properties that do not have a mapping and mapping them afterwards. I would ap
In my ASP.NET MVC 2 (RC) project - I\'m using AutoMapper to map between a Linq to Sql class (Media) and a view model (MediaVM). The view model has a SelectList property for a drop down in the view. I
After reading about Enitity Framework , i have some questions: 1] What is the best way to transfer Entities between tiers ?
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