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• Re: drag and drop in the December CTP

  or this method works ok with the december release < atlas : ScriptManager ID ="ScriptManager" runat ="server" /> < div style ="width:500px; height:300px; background-color:Gray;"> < asp : Label ID ="DragLabel" runat ="server" BackColor ="#FFC0FF" Text ="DragAndDropME!"></ asp : Label > < atlas : DragOverlayExtender ID ="DragExtender" runat ="server"> < atlas : DragOverlayProperties ProfileProperty ="DragLabelLocation" TargetControlID ="DragLabel" Enabled ="true" /><

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by jdee on 1/5/2006

• Re: Defending the DataSet: Agreeing to Disagree...

  >>The sad thing is though that some anti-O/R mapper people play the 'You're biased!!' card when they don't agree with what an O/R >>mapper person has to say. Where on earth did you get the idea that I'm anti O/R mapper?? For your info Frans, I'm a happy fully paid up customer of yours. Read my post again and next time don't just quote the parts that suit your argument. Quote the part that says I'm fully aware of the advantages and disadvantages of ALL data access methodologies and that

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by jdee on 6/30/2005

• Re: Defending the DataSet: Agreeing to Disagree...

  Well said that man. One of my biggest dislikes about this forum is the vested interests that many posters display. Its becoming more and more like an advertising forum, where the answer to every question posted is 'buy an O/R mapper', usually posted by one of the 4 main vendors. I've used O/R mappers, Datasets and EntLib in Enterprise applications all with great success. I've made my own judgment as to which is best in which scenario, I suggest that everybody does the same, and to not just think

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by jdee on 6/29/2005

• Re: General Design Question

  hi englander, I don't think you are trying to do too much with one page, you can do much more, but i do think that maybe you are going about it in a way that is more complex than it needs to be. When working with '1-page' applications I make extensive use of viewstate. Basically you could do something like this: create new record button clicked -> viewstate("mode")="create" delete button clicked -> viewstate("mode")="delete" etc. for each action you want to take. then in your page load method

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jdee on 6/21/2005

• Re: ASP.Net and MSDE ?

  >>Any suggestions on the best way to learn ASP.Net and MSDE ? Read & Code. Get a decent starter book like Beginning ASP.NET by Wrox, scour the net for tutorials, practice, practice, practice. you will soon pick it up.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jdee on 6/12/2005

• Re: Question

  have you looked at Community Server?. It does both these things and more. http://www.communityserver.org/ . you can view my community server at http://j-dee.com/

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jdee on 6/12/2005

• Re: Control talking to Control

  basically there are 2 forms of communication that components can use in order to talk to each other: properties and events. If something happens in editPage.ascx that you want to tell other components about, it should raise an event. Other components can subscribe to this event and react accordingly. If you want to 'pull' something from a control into editPage.ascx , then the control needs to expose a public property that editPage.ascx can 'read' . http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Page_UserControl

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jdee on 6/10/2005

• Re: Forms Design

  I noticed this today on the Asp.Net daily articles: http://dotnethero.com/hero/application/homepage.aspx?nmx=5_5 It's not exactly what you are after but you may find some of it useful. Other than that I'd either go the controls route as outlined by midi, or go the 'template' page that is implemented through inheritance route: http://www.csharphelp.com/archives2/archive383.html or http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/page_templates.asp

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jdee on 6/3/2005

• Re: Death of the commercial O/R Mappers?

  Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that this can compete with the commercial ORMs out there, but it does tick the right boxes. A "Data Mapper is a layer of software that separates the in-memory objects from the database. Its responsibility is to transfer data between the two ends to isolate them from each other. With Data Mapper the in-memory objects needn’t know even that there’s a database present; they need no SQL interface code, and certainly no knowledge of the database schema." (Fowler, Martin

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by jdee on 6/3/2005

• Death of the commercial O/R Mappers?

  http://j-dee.com/blogs/jdee/archive/2005/06/03/28.aspx

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by jdee on 6/3/2005