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Just wondering if anything major has changed since the MVC3 ebook came out? Also, the sample projecttracker project throws exceptions in vs2012 when run out of the box.
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Thank you Richard, same problem here, apparently due to it being so out of date with MVC 4 in vs2012, however apparently there is a simpler solution which is to remove the reference to System.Web.WebPages in the MVC3UI project. Update: though now I see that the project loads the home page but none of the links that load business objects work so perhaps
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I held my nose and paid the criminally high non-U.S. premium for Visual studio 2012 for the privilege of continuing to support Microsoft's platform but I'm sure this info will help others in future. I guess the big discount on windows 8 somewhat made up for it. Thanks everyone for your help and taking the time.
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Hi Jonny, I upgraded to 4.5 through nuget for my project in vs2010 and aside from some minor changes to rules and to my unit tests as an exception had changed it all passes. I have no UI level code yet though, it's all business objects and unit testing but I'm 90% complete on a very big project for the business objects so I would think the tests
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Are there *any* sample projects that fully utilize the new features of 4.5 so we can learn from them?
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I have visual studio 2010 and no budget to go to 2012 in the forseable future. I can''t open the CSLA 4.5 sample projects in vs2010 to even see how the 4.5 features should be used and there is apparently no documentation for the new 4.5 features but from what I can gather there are big changes that could break things. I seem to be stuck between
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I feel your pain 100% and completely agree with everything you wrote, however... In making a decision it's often useful to reword it slightly: instead of thinking "what should *I* do about this" think "what *ought* to be done about this". It seems the same but it's effect on how you view problems is *completely* different
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Just an FYI for any future readers of this issue: If you can't use the built in transaction types in the csla namespace as I can't it *is* possible to use the far simpler method of setting a shared transaction property in the enlisted other object. You just need to set it's backing property to nonserializable and it works fine. So just create
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Ahhh! I've read all the ebooks but I missed that somehow the first time around, I'll dig through it, thanks Rocky! [I don't know how I missed that before, was it added in a later revision from the first book release?]
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I have a read only object which fetches inventory values. It needs to optionally accept a transaction object because it's sometimes used to simply display values to the user but at other times it's used by an inventory adjustment object which needs to check current inventory before making changes inside an isolated transaction. I'm experimenting