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Hi, I have been using CSLA 3 for quite a while (started off with c# 2005 Business Objects) and it is now time for me to move on with the times and dive into the new CSLA 4.5. It looks like the current eBooks are for CSLA 4.0. My question is will the "Using CSLA 4 eBooks" be enough to get me...
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Rocky, I just wanted to let you know (and anyone else interested) that I think your Using CSLA 4 ebooks are absolutely fantastic. I originally only purchased one book because I thought I didn't need the others. Turns out that the first book is a like gateway drug, and I couldn't stop until I...
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Rocky, I know you're a very busy man, and I wouldn't want this post to come across as being rude or lacking respect towards your great contribution to the .NET world, but I think I'm entitled to ask you if you're ever going to finish the Using CSLA 4 eBooks series . It's been almost...
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Hi I think there's a mistake in the FactoryImplementation of the ebook sample (v 0.5): Test.Library.Net.OrderEditTest.OrderEditGetOrderEditTest throws the exception that the DataReader runs still a command. Looking at the source code I think the exception is right ;-) In class OrderLineItemDal public...
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I used to prefer a paper book version, but I have really benefited from this eBook series. I have access to the information now rather that having to wait months (and months) for a paper book to be published. It is much quicker to read a section in an ebook than to search through forum posts; best practice...
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Hi Rocky, looking at the unit of work stereotype, but specially the data update UOW, I am concerned with a possible misusage. Looking at your example from the new eBook "Using Csla 4: Creating Business Objects" : [Transactional(TransactionalTypes.TransactionScope)] private void DataPortal_Execute...
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Hello, Until recently, I never really took the time to investigate the reason why the CSLA uses the factory pattern to create business object, so I was happy to see that this reasoning is explained in the latest eBook. From what I am able to tell (based on the eBook info), the decision to use the factory...
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Hi guys, Page 25, on section titled “High-Scalability Smart Client”, states: Going further, it is possible to trade performance to gain scalability by moving the Data Access layer to a separate machine. Single or 2-tier configurations give the best performance, but they don’t scale...