I am using ViewModelLocator pattern. I have the following situation: Page1<->VM1 => Navigate => Page2<->VM1 => Navigate => Page3<->VM3
I have a class called \"PropertyFeature\" which sim开发者_运维问答ply contains PropertyFeatureID and Description. It\'s a proper model created through LINQ to SQL mapped to an SQL Server database tabl
I\'m building an ASP.NET MVC 2 site where I\'m currently implementing an OpenID sign-up form. Unfortunately, I\'m foreseeing a possible security bug/vulnerability inside my architecture.
I have a view model - public class MyViewModel { public int id{get;set;}; Public SomeClass obj{get;set;};
Edit one more time: So it looks like I have figured out the address part too, in the class I have: Public ReadOnly Property addresses As IEnumerable(Of Address)
OK I am new to .net, I am just taking a shot in the dark through this whole thing. I have an Addresses table with a StateID and CountryID field. They refer to the States and Countries table. I am usin
I have a parent View that is xaml-binded to a ViewModel (the viewmodel is declared in the xaml). This parent view can then display a child View (via NavigationService, aka navigation:Frame).
I\'m by no means lazy, but already 2 days overdue on our current sprint in my first ever MVC project, so I\'ve been using the Add View Wizard 开发者_运维百科to generate strongly typed views, but now t
In my new UserViewModel that I\'m building for my application, I have two options for storing properties.
In my project I have my Linq To SQL dbml file, A Repository Layer for each DB Table and a Service 开发者_如何学运维Layer for each Repository.