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Yes I had a look at the source code to see where it was coming from - I guess this is one of those spurious error messages (the error was occurring on all bo's) - I recreated the project from scratch and after hitting a few issues along the way it was resolved - I think it issues lay with some sort of incorrect referencing when the project was set
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Csla 4.3.10.0 Silverlight app I am getting the following error. "Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name: Unhandled CSLA Known type was found" This occurs at this point public static void GetAuthorNVL(EventHandler<DataPortalResult<AuthorNVL>> callback) { if (_list == null) DataPortal.BeginFetch<AuthorNVL>
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Great news - look forward to using - very good piece of software - thanks for your efforts
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Thank for prompt reply - I will digest and get back
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Just started using business rules(and I can see the great power they have) and need some clarification on best practices. 1) Views on when to use a read-only property or business rule to derive a readonly (non-db) property e.g. Fullname. 2) I have some complicated calculations e.g. calculation charges on a timesheet. Should my rules be quite specific
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many thanks..or rather.... private bool ItWorks() { // Very good var message = "Thanks for that" ; SayThankYou(message); }
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Hi I've noticed some posts have nice neat colour coded sample code e.g. see... Need refresher... Rule Across Multiple Properties (jonnybees). When I include sample code is does not format very well and the type face is not so readable so being able to have have 'pretty format' would be a benefit to all I believe. Can those who embed the
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Thanks Jonny
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Thanks - it did actually start working all of a sudden - however I will heed your good advice. Is this what you mean [see bold above] (FWIW I would not use AffectedProperties....)? private class LookISBN : PropertyRule // Csla.Rules.BusinessRule { private readonly IPropertyInfo _schoolProperty; private readonly IPropertyInfo _prop1; private readonly
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And this is how I call it BusinessRules.AddRule( new LookISBN (ISBN13Property, SchoolIDProperty, AuthorProperty, TitleProperty, SubjectIndexIDProperty));