Search results matching tag 'Blinq'

blinq abandoned by Microsoft

hughgallagher — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Microsoft seem to have missed a trick with this great tool that points at a database and then generates a working CRUD ASP.NET website generating tthe front end pages and back end LINQ classes to for all ot the CRUD operations. Why did they not continue this great time saving tool?

ASP.NET MVC Scaffolding al la "Blinq" (Tool to scaffold Linq webforms)

vanb777 — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 04:00:00 GMT

I am starting to move towards/prefer the ASP.NET MVC model of building these types of data driven sites. It would be excellent if Blinq had an option to generate an MVC based project instead of ASPX forms. It may even be able to simply reuse existing code generation tools in the MVC framework to generate the various "controllers" and "views" for various actions (Insert, Update, Delete, etc). Blinq could fill in the gap my automatically creating the "model" using linq as well as scaffolding the code as MVC does but Blinq can/should do it for the *entire* model.

At the moment, it seems like MVC assumes I want nothing and I have to initiate generation of each view and each controller, and I get no automatic model generation, so the actions (Insert, Update, Delete) need to be manually written after the model is created.

A Blinq/MVC combo seems like a match made in heaven. I would love to be able to simply choose a database, (ideally: select some or all of the tables to put into the linq model), and have all the MVC style views, controllers, and *actions implemented with linq* generated for me.

This seems like the best way to quickly start an MVC project as opposed to file-by-file generation approach used in MVC now. Let me know your thoughts on using Blinq to generate MVC.

Thanks!

Re: Row not found or changed

ChaosMonger — Wed, 20 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Re-dragging the tables into the designer(.dbml file)worked for me.

how we get the ":" in xlink please help me

usmanhabeeb — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:00:00 GMT

my Xml file code is and my link code is this XElement xelement = XElement.Load("d:/CaseStudyBL.xmi"); XElement xmlDoc = XElement.Parse(xelement.ToString()); var tutorials = from tutorial in xelement.Descendants("ownedMember") // select new // { // Abc = (string)tutorial.Attribute( "name"), // }; // foreach (var tutorial in tutorials) // MessageBox.Show(tutorial.Abc.ToString()); please help me how can i get th " xmi:xmi:type " attribute from above xml file. when i put Abc = (string)tutorial.Attribute( "xmi:type") . it genrate an error of seprator(:) hexadecimal. plz help me . Advance thanks

Multiple foreign keys between two tables

Brad Engels — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 05:00:00 GMT

I have been working on an issue tracking application and have decided to do my database access using linq. The only real problem I have run into is how to link two tables that have multiple foreign key relations.

I have table [Issue] and table [User]. [Issue] has fields issue_creator_id and issue_assigned_id, both related to [User].

The problem that I run into is that when I access Issue.User.user_name with linq, I cannot choose between the creator or assigned relationship.

Other than creating a different User table in the dbml for each time I have multiple foreign keys, what can I do?

DetailsView wrong display

MrJingles — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 04:00:00 GMT

Hi. The DetailsView displays the Data fields wrong. When I click on NewWorkOrder it shows a dropdown list for my workorderID....this is supposed to be a text box and i must enter the ID. This is my primary key in the table. is there a way to fix this?? How can i change the template so that it works? thanks

Regarding login control

sumajv — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 04:00:00 GMT

hi all,

in my application i have two users tables one is my own and one is aspnet_users table .i migrated all user to aspnet_users table using membership.create user function.

i'm using login control for login purpose.

i'm validating users in login page using membership.validateuser like this

flag = Membership.ValidateUser(ObClsLoginDTO.UserName.ToLower(), ObClsLoginDTO.PassWord.ToLower());

at first it is working fine without any problem.i don't know y it is not working from yesterday.

can anybody help.it's an urgent requirement.

thanx in advance

regards,

suma

Compiler executable file Bin\vbc.exe cannot be found

kim.marquardt — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 04:00:00 GMT

I am getting the following when selecting Browse from IIS on the Default.aspx file. The web site was automatically configured (visual basic) using Blinq on PUBS.mdf. If I select Browse from Visual Web Developer the web pages render correctly. Where do I get vbc.exe and is the error message accurate? Need help on this to continue my development. Thanks.

Server Error in '/BlinqPubs' Application.

Compiler executable file Bin\vbc.exe cannot be found.

Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.

Exception Details: System.InvalidOperationException: Compiler executable file Bin\vbc.exe cannot be found.

Source Error:

An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.

Deploying Blinq Web Site (Created in VB)

kim.marquardt — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 04:00:00 GMT

I'm getting a vbc.exe missing in the bin folder. I also get the same when attempting to browse in IIS. Any answers? The web site deploys fine in localhost. My test databases were Northwnd.mdf and Pubs.mdf.

Note: I created the same web sites in C# and deployed without any problems.

Since I am a VB programmer I would like to us the VB side of Blinq.

Thank you.

Genome 3.2: implement CRUD forms in ASP.NET for your database in 5 minutes

elina h — Thu, 24 May 2007 04:00:00 GMT

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