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After discovering this behavioral change the hard way. I vote for functional parity too.
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Yeah, you got it. Sorry about that mistake.
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You can create a criteria object as an encapsulated class within TaskList. Something like: public class TaskList.... { public class CriteriaForTaskByName : CriteriaBase<CriteriaForTaskByName> { public static readonly PropertyInfo<string> PhraseProperty = RegisterProperty<string>(c => c.Name); public string Name { get { return ReadProperty
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I want to test methods on the viewmodel but the .Model property always raises the System.InvalidOperationException: "The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it." in the asynchronously-QueryCompleted method of ViewModelBase<T>. From ProjectTacker ----------------- #1 public class ProjectGetter : ViewModel<ProjectTracker
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Thanks Jonny. I truly appreciate the quality of your response. I faguely guessed I was "swimming up stream". I need this functionality, so I will incorporate your prescribed solution.
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I am using CSLA 4.3.12.0 and am struggling with understanding how to structure a particular business rule. I am out in the wilderness wandering... I have great hope someone on this forum can help. I have two PropertyInfo's A and B in a root object. PropertyInfo-A is a string, PropertyInfo-B is a datetime. The business rule requires both values before