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• Re: Dynamic Data and Secure URLs

  Dave, I don't think that encrypting the URL params is the best approach here. In this case, the URL really doesn't contain any secrets. It simply contains IDs which are meaningless by themselves. Instead, I would more look toward implementing an authorization scheme on the server, to make sure that users can only operate on data that they have permission to. As Steve suggest, Domain Service does give some good flexibility (though it's only in Preview form right now). thanks, David

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 10/7/2009

• Re: DomainService with NHibernate issue

  I have some idea why it doesn't work, and it may be caused by a current limitation in how the DomainDataSource works. Specifically, it expects your Product entity to have a foreign key that it can set, while in pure POCO like this you don't have one. Note that setting the 'otherKey' to "Id" in the Association (in Product) is not quite correct. What it should really be is "Category.Id", though even that wouldn't work right now. I'm quite interested in getting

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 6/14/2009

• Re: How to localize/customize autogenerated validation error messages?

  Well, to be honest, I wasn't 100% sure it was Hungarian, so it was a partial guess. Maybe the 'sz' sequence felt Hungarian :) David

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 5/22/2009

• Re: How to localize/customize autogenerated validation error messages?

  One thing you can try is to change the field templates to set the ErrorMessage to what you want on the various validators after the calls to SetUpValidator(). David

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 5/20/2009

• Re: Questions regarding nhibernate, business logic and WCF

  There is a big difference between using DomainService and using the new 'simple' DD support. The 'simple' support is only about giving validation based on a type. But in the 'simple' case, Dynamic Data is only working with metadata, and has no way of actually getting Data. For that reason, it cannot do things like show a drop down of Categories when editing a Product, because it doesn't know how to get Categories. On the other hand, DomainService provides full DD support

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 5/13/2009

• Re: Dynamic Data issue on Azure

  Can you be more specific about what Many to Many fix you are looking for? If you run the Dynamic Data Preview , it has much newer DD bits that don't depend on the installed bits. thanks, David

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 4/26/2009

• Re: Domain Service Issue

  Yes, this is a bug in DomainModelProvider, which is not able to capture this knowledge from the underlying DAL. We will address it in later builds. For now, you can workaround by putting a [Required] attribute on the property in the metadata class. Note that my MIX comment relates to FK columns, while here you're dealing with a plain string column. It's not really related to this issue. thanks, David

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 4/3/2009

• Re: telerik's radDateTimePicker in Field Template?

  Note that Telerik has some Dynamic Data field templates on their site. e.g. check out this post , which has a link to the zip file. David

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 4/1/2009

• Re: [FAQ Submission/Correction] Many-to-many field template may not behave as expected

  Not sure I'm following you. Employees-Territories is a Many to Many relationship, so checking/unchecking an employee for a given territory doesn't have any effect on entities others that this one employee and this one territory. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your comment? thanks, David

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 2/19/2009

• Re: Dynamic Data with ADO.NET Data Services

  Hi Dave, The DataServiceLinqDataSource from the preview is still fairly experimental, and indeed doesn't support Many to Many at this time. Things are a little tricky in the ADO.Net Data Service world, because there is no API that clearly gives out the model schema info. Instead, we detect relationships by looking at the CLR objects via reflection (the logic is in DataServiceColumnProvider). I think it should be possible in there to look at whether a relationship is symmetrical and treat it as

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by davidebb on 2/16/2009