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  • Re: .NET 4.5 broke my CSLA 4.3 app

    Ahh, sorry, I see now what you are saying. I don't know the answer, but can provide some info you may find useful in troubleshooting. Csla.ApplicationContext.User delegates to HttpContext.Current.User in an ASP.NET host if you have Csla.Web.dll referenced in your project (so it is in the \bin folder...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockfordLhotka on Mon, Aug 20 2012
  • Re: CLSA 4.3 Web Form Sample

    Not at this time. Web Forms hasn't changed in any meaningful way (that would impact the use of CSLA objects) since 2005 or 2006. The content from Expert 2008 Business Objects in terms of the Web Forms UI remains relevant today.
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockfordLhotka on Tue, Mar 13 2012
  • Re: Asp samples in 4.2

    ProjectTracker is primarily driven by the books I write. There is no Web Forms book, so there was no effort to update the related sample. Additionally what I've learned over the years is that including non-working samples is a bad thing. So if I didn't have time to confirm it worked, I removed...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockfordLhotka on Thu, Mar 1 2012
  • Re: ASP.NET 4.5 Web Forms Model Binding, DynamicData, etc

    I absolutely intend to support Web Forms in .NET 4.5. I don't know that everything you list will be supported - the concepts have to fit into the overall architectural vision for CSLA .NET and the realities of web development. Obviously no .NET code will run in the browser, so CSLA will have little...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockfordLhotka on Thu, Feb 9 2012
  • Re: Ebook about ASP.NET web applications

    I do not plan to write a Web Forms book at this time, no. This is mostly because there've been few meaningful changes to Web Forms since 2005, and no changes to how CSLA supports Web Forms for many years. It was 2009 when I split the assemblies apart, but even that didn't change the functionality...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockfordLhotka on Thu, Jan 26 2012
  • Csla 4 - Clearing out principal?

    I've upgraded WebForms project to use Csla 4. The business layer seems fine mostly, all the tests have passed and I'm fixing minor things with how BOs are build (private backing fields not specifying that in relationship type, etc). One thing I'm stumped on is the handling of the ApplicationContext...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Andy on Sun, Oct 16 2011
  • Re: ASP.NET thread safety question

    Please forgive the newbie questions, but I thought I had taken the safe and easy route... and now I have discovered my application locks up my server under heavy load. I have an ASP.NET (Wed Forms) application that uses CSLA and business objects generated by CodeSmith. Everything seems to work fine,...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by CBL on Sat, Jul 30 2011
  • Is CSLA the right tool for a web-only environment?

    I'm a big proponent of CSLA and have used it a lot. However, I've just moved company and I'm asking myself whether it is the right tool for the job here. I've been told that at the new place everything must be delivered on the web. Note that by web delivery I am talking about WebForms...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockyRocks on Fri, Jul 15 2011
  • Is CSLA the right tool for a web-only environment?

    I'm a big proponent of CSLA and have used it a lot. However, I've just moved company and I'm asking myself whether it is the right tool for the job here. In my old place the ability to build a business layer and then make use of it with multiple UIs was something I used a lot. I am still...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockyRocks on Tue, Jul 5 2011
  • Re: CSLA 4.x is DataObjectField redundant?

    The DataObjectField attribute applies only to ASP.NET Web Forms, and even there its utility is limited. If you are building a Web Forms UI you might still use this attribute if you find it helpful. Since Web Forms is now just one of many UI types I've stopped putting that attribute into my samples...
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by RockfordLhotka on Wed, Jan 26 2011
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