Here is an example service: public class MyWcfDataService : DataService<MyEFModel> { [WebGet(ResponseFormat = WebMessageFormat.Json)]
I\'ve an EF4 model and a method to get paginated items (Anagrafica entity) from the model, something like (simplyfied):
I have to decide is DynamicData is a right thing to me. The goal is to build web UI for CRIUD to DB. I already have EF4 codefirst model for this DB.
I pitched my service to our governance board today.They had some concerns about Entity Framework (especially the head of the data team).
Consider the following scenario: public class Entity1 { virtual public Int32 ID { get; set; } [Required] virtual public String Name { get; set; }
I\'ve seen some examples of ASP.NET MVC3 Scaffolding but those are always simple basic applications. What about layered/tiered solution with several Projects:
public ActionResult Edit(int id) { var productBrand = brandRepo.FindProductBrand(id); ProductBrandModel model = Mapper.Map<ProductBrand, ProductBrandModel>(productBrand);
I am using Repository design pattern \"Martin\'s Fowler\" in my application (MVC3, WebForms) also i use \"ONLY ONE\" DbContext (\"Singletone\") through out all of my application.
I\'m using Entity Framework 4.1. I have a normal model .edmx which maps a Match class to a \'Match\' database table and this can be accessed as normal using EF.
I have following structure in Oracle database: Course(CourseId, Name) ->Student(StudentId, Name, Comment, CourseId)
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