I\'ve asked a previous question last month, about whether an Entity should access a Repository, and although it looks like most people think they shouldn\'t, I have to admit it\'s hard for me to get c
I decided to start writing unit tests in our application. It uses Entity Framework with a repository pattern.
I am trying to implement the pattern as described here http://stevesmithblog.com/blog/building-a-cachedrepository-via-strategy-pattern/ but using unity (the example uses StructureMap)
I would like to know a good introducing book for Repository Pattern using Entity F开发者_如何学运维ramework.
I have a generic repository pattern and I\'m trying to load a collection of Agencies based the FkApplicationId and if it IsEnabled == true
I am attempting to write some Tests for a small project of mine but they seem to fail (I am starting with 1 test \'Create_Class\')
I\'m working on a small application that lets users create a list of words and the user is able to provide a name for the list. I setup the program to take advantage of the Unit of Work pattern. I wan
I am very new to unit testing when it comes to databases and especially entity framework and I am now stuck. I am using NUnit to test and mock the entities used and am working using a generic reposit
I am using nhibernate + fluent nhibernate asp.net mvc 3 ninject Currently I am using nhibernate, ninject with the repository pattern and service layers.
I\'m working on making a image site and I\'m wondering how I should structure the Create/Update methods in my Linq to Sql repository?
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