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  • Re: Silverlight, RIA, NHibernate, Many to one association

    Aha...no problem...I thought I should post it here also, since you have a similar issue here: http://forums.asp.net/t/1434091.aspx
    Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by sebastijanp on 7/10/2009
  • Silverlight, RIA, NHibernate, Many to one association

    Hi I am using NHibernate entities within Silverlight 3 application using RIA services. There is one problem that I am facing: All real life projects have their many to one associations presented with a class reference (for example: IssueClassesEntity parent) and never with an id (int ParentId). For example: [DataContract] public partial class IssueTypesEntity : GenericBaseEntity { protected int _Id; private String _Name; private IssueClassesEntity _IssueClass; [Key] [DataMember] public virtual int
    Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by sebastijanp on 7/9/2009
  • Re: My Understanding of Entity, DTO, and Business Objects

    Hi You also have a great practical application (server/client or desktop client only) called NConstruct ( www.nconstruct.com ), which generates entity (based on nhibernate) and DTO objects based on a meta database data. You can find a lot of material on this topic there. Regards, Sebastijan
    Posted to Architecture (Forum) by sebastijanp on 11/4/2007
  • Automation with VS 2005 - Post build event

    Hi Hi I am creating a solution for visual studio 2005 and I add project, references and items programatically (dte = (DTE2)Interaction.CreateObject("VisualStudio.DTE.8.0", "")...). What I want is to set on some project ( VSProject2 vsProject2 = project.Object as VSProject2... or Where?) a Build Event; exactly a Post Build event actions. For example: copy "$(ProjectDir)\Config\SystemTables.xml" "$(TargetDir)SystemTables.xml" How can I do that programatically
    Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by sebastijanp on 9/17/2006
  • Re: Custom control and CalendarPicker - order of rendering

    Hehe, I knew it is no so easy. I found this: http://www.nikhilk.net/AtlasM2.2.aspx It is all there! Lp Sebastijan
  • Re: Custom control and CalendarPicker - order of rendering

    Uf, I understand that, but I have a problem with exactly that. If I change the order of adding of controls to the containers (which would be logical), for example, if I add textbox by the name/ID "ChosenDate" first and then the image by the name "ShowDatePickerPopOut"; like that: private void CreateControlHierarchy() { ChosenDate = new TextBox(); ChosenDate.ID = "ChosenDate"; ChosenDate.AutoPostBack = true; UpdatePanel updatePanel = new UpdatePanel(); updatePanel.ID = "up"; updatePanel.Mode = UpdatePanelMode
  • Custom control and CalendarPicker - order of rendering

    Hi I created a custom control (my first one hehe) for a CalendarPicker popup control, because I need to create it dynamically/programatically. So What I did is shown below. Everything is working perfectly, But the problem is that the control of course is rendered like: Image and then TextBox for date. But I would like to have first TextBox and then Image. How can I do that and is this possible? Thank you for the answer! Lp Sebastijan Code: [DefaultProperty("Text")] [ToolboxData("<{0}:XWebDatePicker
  • Re: CollapsiblePanel and ajax postback

    Uf, thanks! It works beautifully! Lp Sebastijan
  • CollapsiblePanel and ajax postback

    Hi If I put an asp:button in CollapsiblePanel and put an event on it, the normal postback would occur. Can it be done the following scenario: I have search filter values in CollapsiblePanel and a button Search. Under the CollapsiblePanel (outside of it), I have a grid. Can I put a button Search in a CollapsiblePanel, that would cause an ajax postback (that would change the grid datasource), so that I would not refresh the hole page and still retain the values in CollapsiblePanel? Lp Sebastijan
  • Re: Cannot validate from a programatically created button

    Here is the very important text in MSDN Help: ASP.NET Server Control Event Model The disadvantage of the AutoEventWireup attribute is that it requires that the page event handlers have specific, predictable names. This limits your flexibility in how you name your event handlers. Therefore, in Visual Studio, the AutoEventWireup attribute is set to false by default and the designer generates explicit code to bind page events to methods. If you do set AutoEventWireup to true , Visual Studio will generate
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by sebastijanp on 10/25/2005
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