I\'m using: EF 4.1 MVC 3 Ninject Ninject.Extensions.Conventions Ninject.Web.Mvc The app uses the repository pattern.
I am having a go at creating a generic xmlRepository where I can pass in any type and get a list back.
We are using .net C# 4.0, VS 2010, EF 4.1 and legacy code in this project we are working on. I\'m working on a win form project where I have made a decision to start using entity framework 4.1 for ac
I have the following code: public interface IKeyed<TKey> { TKey Id { get; } } // This is the entity framework generated model. I have added the
I was searching the net up and down and I didn\'t manage to find a suitable design for my application.
Well, not sure if that\'s exactly the right title, but basically I have been having a lot of problems using repositories in MVC applications in such a way that you can substitute one set of repositori
I have a standard repository interface in C# which includes the following methods: IEnumerable<T> GetAll();
I\'m implementing the repository pattern as part of an ASP.NET MVC site. Most examples I\'ve seen of repositories are fairly simple. For example here\'s a typical abstract repository interface.
We are thinking in implementing Docking Line branching pattern for merging one feature at a time into the staging branch and then, if testing is successful integrating into an stable branch and making
I have an API (a DLL) which has various methods that return objects / collections of items. I would like to create a Web Service that would return items to the calling client.
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