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  • Csla4 and Net4 - ASPNET permission problem

    My application works beautifully when the Net version was not Net4. It continues to work perfectly if I create a new Windows 7 based server from scratch. Configure the permissions and away you go. But (and there is always a but...), my customer has an existing server where the application does not even start when I move to Csla4 and Net4. All the permissions
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Sat, Dec 24 2011
  • PropertyStatus not behaving properly when a new business object is assigned to Model in ViewModel

    I'm really struggling with PropertyStatus - see my earlier post. I've got all the bindings working so that a PropertyStatus is behaving properly when it is bound to a business object property. When I change the object at run time however, the PropertyStatus does not react at all to changes in the property in the new object. What am I doing wrong
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Tue, Sep 21 2010
  • ViewModel using an Interface does not allow binding to PropertyStatus

    I'm very new to Csla4.0 and struggling. When I create a ViewModel: public class CustomerViewModel : ViewModel<ICustomer> { } I can not bind ICustomer Properties (eg Name) to the Property property of PropertyStatus. When I change to: public class CustomerViewModel : ViewModel<Customer> { } everything works fine. ICustomer is defined:
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Tue, Sep 21 2010
  • Re: CSLA and ViewModel<T>, and why I gave up

    Can I support this post, including the first sentence! The videos may well be a great resource but they are priced way out of my pocket. I have copies of all Rocky's books and ebooks since 2001, but the videos are too expensive. I have set aside a few days next week to work through the source code of Csla4.0 and I'm going to try to get the samples
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Thu, May 27 2010
  • Re: CSLA 4 - Twin Cities Code Camp session from Rocky, getting up to speed

    Rocky I love Csla! There is a split emerging between those who can aford to purchase the video training and those of us who cannot and who depend on books/ebooks. This split is exacerbated by the need to shell out lots of dosh on VS2010 (and in my case Resharper) to get going on Csla4. So my plea is that the priority is an ebook!
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Thu, Apr 15 2010
  • Re: Problem with Remoting - not getting proper XML Reponse

    Aha - I remember the problem well, since I hit it each time I tried to set things up and I couldn't find the answer either. And I've forgotten again! However, I think you should check your Windows Firewall settings and make sure that the Web Server can be accessed. Try ControlPanel -> WindowsFirewall -> Advanced Tab ->NetworkConnectionSettings
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Tue, Nov 18 2008
  • Re: Composite WPF and CSLA

    As the author of the article referred to (thanks for the kind comments), can I just say that I am in the process of upgrading (?) my application to use WPF. This time however I've not used SCSF or PRISM but build my own framework on top of Csla. I have however used Unity which I think is magic - so much easier to use than the full blown CAB stuff. Using
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Wed, Aug 20 2008
  • Re: Icons and menu strips

    Thanks for this - I didn't know it existed! Are there any restrictions on using these, or is it simply part of VS and hence available to developers?
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Mon, Sep 17 2007
  • Re: Microsoft SCSF and CSLA

    Not sure I quite understand what you mean, but I use a CAB Service to access the business objects. The service is decoupled from the rest of the SCSF modules and (as I have done), I can make changes to the business and SCSF modules independently.
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Wed, Sep 5 2007
  • SCSF, CAB and the ProjectTracker example

    There have been a number of posts about the Smart Client Software Factory (SCSF) and the Composite Applicaton Block (CAB). I know that a number of us have been using the SCSF and CSLA successfully for some time. Now that the latest version of the SCSF has come out, I thought it would be amusing to convert the Project Tracker WinForm example to use the
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by hayrob on Tue, Jun 26 2007
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