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• ICollectionService<T> == adaptable ? thenUseIt : butItsNot;

  Here is the question -> Is it possible to add my own behavior to CollectionBase<T> or Adapt the interface ICollectionService<T>? The rest of the post is a mini-rant followed by a user story... I was playing with the Rest Collection WCF service. I got everything up and running no problem. Nice work! I notice that my cs file was simply overriding the methods from CollectionService<T> and that my shiny new class implemented an interface ICollectionService<T>. In looking at

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 11/21/2009
  Filed under: ICollectionService CollectionServiceBase

• Re: What should I do? Custom Route + Custom View Engine vs. MVC2 Areas?

  Ali62b, thanks for your thoughts. routes.MapRoute("tags_default", "Admin/Tags/{action}/{id}", new { controller = "Tags", action = "Index", id = string.Empty }); Causes the Tags controller to execute... but the Tags controller cannot find the view to display.... unless the view lives in the folder "Views\Tags\Index.aspx"... I want the view to live in "Views\Admin\Tags\Index.aspx" so that the URL doesnt end up being http://myDomain.com/Tags

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 11/19/2009

• Re: What should I do? Custom Route + Custom View Engine vs. MVC2 Areas?

  I appreciate your response, but youre assumin that because it says "admin" that it is a role. Here are some other samples that I can think of that follow the same pattern, that are not as membership centric.... http://mystore.com/products/books http://mystore.com/products/autoparts http://mystore.com/products/music http://mystore.com/admin/catalog/books http://mystore.com/admin/catalog/autoparts http://mystore.com/admin/catalog/music http://mystore.com/admin/orders http://mystore.com/services

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 11/19/2009

• Re: MVC Partial View and JQuery Grid

  Based on your comments.... "There is only one web method to call and it returns data for two parts of the screen" "One part is static HTML table" "the other is dynamic containing" It sounds like you should have 2 distinct service operations. One to get the layout, the other to get the dynamic data with the grid. Good SOA practices would tend to say that you should have have service operations that are stand alone and independent. Another good SOA practice would be NOT

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 11/19/2009

• Re: Responsibilities of Service Layer and Repository Layer

  I am not a fan of having a service layer contain a bunch of logic. I think of a "Service Layer" nothing more than a layer that is responsible for delegating to "other" manager classes, repository classes, etc. IMO, a good service layer will allow you to easily mock its dependencies and behaviors. However, the repositories can get nasty if you have a bunch of queries... I would consider making your repositories fairly generic, but allow the consumers of the repositories inject

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 11/19/2009

• What should I do? Custom Route + Custom View Engine vs. MVC2 Areas?

  I just started playing around with MVC. I understand the classical MVC design pattern. I understand what MVC is trying to accomplish (although I can do similar things with MVP - Humble View). That is another post. Here is the user story -> as an admin user I want to access an admin section of the site that lets me access administrative functions such as Admin Users, Admin Tags, Admin Catalog etc. Each of the sections should allow me basic CRUD functions. As an engineer that has to build this,

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 11/15/2009
  Filed under: "Custom Route" "View Engine" Areas

• Re: CalendarExtender - CSS Formatting

  The link posted in this thread AND on the AJAX toolkit website is broken. Are there any other places to find out how to change the look and feel of the calendar?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 5/27/2007

• CSS for Theme works in IIS but not ASP.NET Development Server

  I have a simple asp.net page, whose Theme property of the @Page directive is set to a named theme. The theme has a css. When I publish the site to IIS and run the page, the properties of the CSS are applied to the html elements of the page and the controls defined in my skin files are applied. Everything works as advertised. When I run the same page using the the ASP.NET Development Server as the host, the theme is applied, the skins are applied to the controls, but no CSS is being applied. The page

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 10/5/2006

• Re: SQL code gen, abstract data classes, business components ..

  I am not all that familiar with the self servicing model because I always use adapter. what happens when you set a break point on the first line inside of the OnClick event and attache the debugger to the aspnet or w3wsvc and debug the code? I would suggest that you wrap the code in the OnClick in a try catch and pass any exceptions caught to a process module load call; e.g. public void OnClick(object sender, EventArgs args) { try { // do some work } catch (Exception ex) { // code below is pseudo

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 8/31/2005

• Re: SQL code gen, abstract data classes, business components ..

  YonZo wrote: Hello all LLBLGentlemen! Could any of you please describe how you've set up your dev-environment and how you have configured your project to make this work?? I've been using LLBLGen on various projects for quite some time now, and would really like to use it when developing DNN-modules as well!! The problem is that I receive a Security Exception when trying to instantiate any objects generated by LLBLGen (ref. my post at http://forums.asp.net/1035146/ShowPost.aspx ). Do I have to add

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by DevilDog74 on 8/31/2005