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  • Re: DataPortal.Fetch using Datacontext query

    Hi Rocky, I thought it had, but i will check again. Thanks Ellie
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Thu, Mar 26 2009
  • DataPortal.Fetch using Datacontext query

    Can someone please interpret because i can't figure it out Error 1 The type 'KISS.DalLinq.KissBDbDataContext' cannot be used as type parameter 'C' in the generic type or method 'Csla.Data.ContextManager<C>'. There is no implicit reference conversion from 'KISS.DalLinq.KissBDbDataContext' to 'System.Data.Linq.DataContext'. E:\Source CS\KISS\HumanResources
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Wed, Mar 25 2009
  • BusinessListBase and properties

    Hi, I have a BusinessListBase with children, in C# with the Csla 3.6 it appears it not possible to have properties in the parent. Basicly in previous versions I would had a BusinessListBase with a few properties and then there were children. Is this a design feature or am I doing the wrong thing. Thanks in advance Ellie
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Tue, Mar 24 2009
  • Re: Csla 3.5 and private variables

    That would be good if I knew how to integrate it. If an example could be given (with the appropriate VB.NET code) I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks Ellie
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Thu, Sep 18 2008
  • Re: Csla 3.5 and private variables

    Any other suggestions / advice ?
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Wed, Sep 17 2008
  • Re: Csla 3.5 and private variables

    No readability is not my only concern. I have a lot of calculations already coded, the new method seems less intuitive and if i remove the private variables they are will need to be recoded and some of the calculations are quite complex. the thought is overwhelming. I use the propertyhaschanged watch (including child collections) to trigger these calculations
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Tue, Sep 16 2008
  • Re: Csla 3.5 and private variables

    i was originally using private or protected variables behind the properties as in (edited) Dim mInvoiceNo As int16 Public Property InvoiceNo as Int16 Get Return mInvoiceNo Set mInvoiceNo = value Therefore the calculations used the mInvoiceNo variable not InvoiceNo the property. Are the private backing fields the equivalent ? and how do you blend them
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Mon, Sep 15 2008
  • Re: Csla 3.5 and private variables

    Thanks guys, isn't the long way round i mean if i have a calcualtion which is within the BO and uses five or six properties the formulas are going to become unreadable. Thanks Ellie
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Mon, Sep 15 2008
  • Csla 3.5 and private variables

    Hi Gang Just a small question recently migrated to 3.5 and noticed all the changes with the way properties work etc, and my question relates to calculations. VB.Net Old 3.x you would do something like this private mproperty1 as int16 private mproperty2 as int16 property Property1 as int16 etc and then if you were calculating you would just go Dim manswer1
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Sun, Sep 14 2008
  • Remove not working

    I have a BLB with the following code. When its called it exits at point marked. WHY any help appreciated Public Overloads Sub Remove( ByVal ShiftID As Int16) For Each Item As Shift In Me DOES NOT ENTER If Item.ShiftID = ShiftID Then Remove(Item) Exit For End If Next End Sub Thanks Ellie
    Posted to CSLA .NET discussion (Forum) by Wal972 on Thu, Jul 24 2008
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