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  • Working with child BO - Windows Form

    Hi, we're working on windows form project. There is parent-child relationship for our BOs. Parent WinPart is dealing with only Parent BO without problem. Our child WinPart ONLY deals with child BO, too. My question is: Do we need to pass parent BO instance to child WinPart and get child BO from parent...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by fredg on Fri, Feb 24 2012
  • Implementing Objects as Root or Child within hierarchical structures?

    Hello, after reading the CSLA4 books I am not sure how to implement the following scenario: given the following classes to build up a simple contact management: class Contact { IEnumerable<ContactRelation> RelatedContacts; } class ContactRelation { string RelationType; Contact RelatedContact; ...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Alexander Becker on Thu, Oct 13 2011
  • Another question about object hierarchy

    Hi all, I was trying to set up a kind of object hierarchy, and thinking about having a hierarchy of business objects. Let's take my concrete example, a screen to display the user and its dedicated field. Basically a user can have many different data fields defined and of many different types (like...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Christophe on Wed, May 5 2010
  • conceptual/architectural advice needed

    Hi, my first CSLA-project's near to completition and I want to add a "small" functionality which worked out to be a little more complex than thougth at first: I's about a tool for user-/permission-management. It knows users, roles and permissions. Users and roles could be edited by...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by vschaak on Thu, Mar 18 2010
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