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The site I'm doing this in is not heavy load, but I've been storing Csla objects in Asp.Net sessions without any issue. In general you should be fine as each Asp.Net request is served by a single thread, so unless you're doing multiple Ajax calls which end up pulling the object out of session and changing values, you should be ok. You may
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What made you choose github over codeplex?
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I'm on my phone, so I can't look at the sample, but are you referencing csla.web as well acsla.dll
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[quote user="RockfordLhotka"]I'm also looking at moving the CSLA repository somewhere new - to a cloud service - probably either github or codeplex. It is easier to do that if your OSS project is using a standard OSS license.[/quote] Ah, well that makes sense. I voted for MS-PL; it seems very simple, and I like the idea of moving Csla
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I voted CodePlex (for source control as well, as I like how it does release more than github); SO isn't really an option, I think that would effectively disband the community that's assembled here since it must conform to a Q&A format, which this site allows for broader back and forth discussions. Given how subjective or context based requirements
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Just curious but what's the motivation to change if they're all pretty much the same?
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I think there are actually two GACs; one 32-bit, and one 64-bit. I'd make sure that you have the required assemblies in both. (Actually, there's an MSIL GAC too). If you have a 32-bit specific version, gacutil will put in the 32-bit only GAC. If its anycpu, it should go to the MSIL one.
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Thanks for the response. It sounds like they are no longer considered optional then in later versions of Csla, and is automatically populated with all of the BOs property values? I'm on 4.3 at the moment I believe, as I only see BusinessRule to subclass from. I've found InputProperties helpful as well, I am pretty much using them exclusively
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Sounds like you're on the right path. Csla based object typically are the ones your users interact with via your UI layer, and they enforce the same rules. You certainly will have other non-interactive cases, and your classes here may or may not be Csla based; it depends on if there is any value to be had from Csla. I've found even in a few
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I think some of your fears are unfounded; enterprises can host their own private "app store" internally. I doubt very much you'd have to give MS a cut or go through their approval process if you're deploying to your enterprise's private app store. I'm also curious as to why you think metro can't handle data entry? Certainly