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• Re: Plugging into validator classes of other ORM frameworks within Dynamic Data

  The problem is mainly that to intercept an execption, a try-catch clause has to be added to the ExecuteSelect/Insert/Delete/Update methods, and those are in the general datasourcecode, in the datasourceview classes. The dynamicdata datasourcecontrol doesn't subclass those classes so can't override the execute* methods to add the try/catch. Creating a subclass for the datasourceview classes could work, however, the view instances are created by the datasource class (which is simply a wrapper

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by FransBouma on 10/1/2008

• Re: Plugging into validator classes of other ORM frameworks within Dynamic Data

  [quote user="davidebb"] Actually, it looks like it may be an issue with the LLBLGen data source, which is not firing its IDynamicDataSource.Exception event when an error occurs.[/quote] Hi David, I don't raise events when an exception occurs, and frankly I find that a weird way of dealing with exceptions: exceptions shouldn't lead to events being raised, exceptions have their own mechanism: they bubble upwards and end up in the catch clause designed to catch them. I see a big problem

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by FransBouma on 9/23/2008

• Re: I am getting this error

  This error comes from the fact that the initial forum data, like action rights, isn't there, hence the necessity that the stored proc is ran successfully. As it's a bit of a pain to create an installer for asp.net we didn't add one yet, we'll look into that though.

  Posted to Announcements (Forum) by FransBouma on 1/12/2007

• Re: I am getting this error

  Run the install stored procedure (pr_Install). Also check if hte connection string is correct.

  Posted to Announcements (Forum) by FransBouma on 1/6/2007

• Re: Free, open source customer support system/forums system released: HnD

  Why not just install SqlExpress locally, create the MDF file using the provided DDL sql script and upload that mdf to your hosting provider?

  Posted to Announcements (Forum) by FransBouma on 12/29/2006

• Re: Free, open source customer support system/forums system released: HnD

  paggy4u: I do not require a full fledged and huge Community Server forum for my website. I fnd this HnD suitable for my most of needs. Can i use this as a mini forum on my website....? Yes, it's a forum system like any other, you can use it on your website. Even after reading few times i was unable to understand that is it a Question answer substitute instead of FAQ or It is indeed a little forum with few specialised needs. If any one is using this, please guide me..... The actual feature/purpose

  Posted to Announcements (Forum) by FransBouma on 12/21/2006

• Free, open source customer support system/forums system released: HnD

  Solutions Design, the maker of the popular O/R mapper and code generator LLBLGen Pro , has released HnD , a customer support system, which is downloadable for free. HnD integrates helpdesk features and a forum system, and was built as an example of what you can do with LLBLGen Pro 2.0. HnD stands for Help and Discuss and is a full ASP.NET 2.0 application using LLBLGen Pro produced code for 100% of the data-access functionality. It offers site owners a flexible and fast customer support system with

  Posted to Announcements (Forum) by FransBouma on 12/4/2006
  Filed under: tools, .NET, .NET 2.0, ADO.NET, announcements, ASP.NET 2.0, csharp, web site

• Re: OR Mappers with ASP.NET 2.0

  jonorossi: FransBouma: It uses a provider model, so it requires you to choose the db type up front so it can select the correct driver to use to connect to the db. As all the schema data has to be retrieved, it requires a lot of very db specific SQL and code to get some of the more obscure details, so a general driver won't work. So if I select SQL Server and a customer wants to use MySQL for example what would I have to do? You re-create the schema on mysql and create a new project. The thing is

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by FransBouma on 4/24/2006

• Re: OR Mappers with ASP.NET 2.0

  jonorossi: @Frans, I just had another play with LLBLGen Pro and I'm liking it more than I did last time, I think I chose a generator config that I didn't really like. What I find strange is that you have to select your DB type where all other O/R mappers you just set it in your options and it will use what ever DB you set. It uses a provider model, so it requires you to choose the db type up front so it can select the correct driver to use to connect to the db. As all the schema data has to be retrieved

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by FransBouma on 4/24/2006

• Re: OR Mappers with ASP.NET 2.0

  jonorossi: I know this is not what everyone is talking about at the moment but what would be the most desirable option for sorting and paging for GridViews. 1) Create methods in your objects that the GridView uses to do the sorting and paging like this method signature from ( http://www.evosoftworks.com/Articles/WormODS.aspx ) using the ObjectDataSource. [DataObjectMethod(DataObjectMethodType.Select)] public Collection Retrieve(int maxRows, int startRowIndex, string sortClause) 2) Create a custom

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by FransBouma on 4/23/2006