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Ok, I give up... What I want is to share the EF4\'s DbContext instance per request. I configured StructureMap like this:
I’m researching EF4 for a new in-house application development project using .NET v4, EF4, & SQL Server 2008 R2. To date, our small dev team has done very little .NET development and only demonst
The code that gets generated by Entity Framework 4--mainly the AddTo and Create methods--should I be using those directly?I\'m trying to understand the Create method.The CreateDinner method (in NerdDi
I know there are a lot of threads here already on the repository pattern but somehow I feel my question is a little different.Maybe because yesterday was the first time I heard of the word POCO.
I keep searching the web for examples of the new fluent API syntax in开发者_高级运维 Microsoft\'s Entity Framework technology previews ... I come up with bits and pieces here and there.
I\'m a bit confused about when using the \"IRepository pattern\", when actually to load the data. Currently I have something like this:
i started an ASP.net web project app to learn how EF4 can be used. In my project i have defined 3 layers(DAL => Entity Framework 4, BLL => Business Logic Layer, UI).
For a new project I\'m trying to create my business classes first and create the real database tables later. Therefore I\'m using the Entity Framework 4 Designer. A created a new \"ADO.Net Entity Data
Can anyone reliably get the EntityDataSource to save a nullable column to the databse as a \"null\" when bound to any of the controls, such as \"FormView\"?
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