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I see, thanks for clarifying!! We actually do use impersonation inside a smart-client app. We wrote a callcenter application where certain things are locked out to people in certain Roles. Things like price override are locked to normal users. If the customer record needs a price override, a manager comes in and clicks a manager price override button
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Rocky, Am I missing something?? It seems to me that if I had a pool of threads with different principals, then any thread calling an async dataportal method would still assign the correct principal. Also, Even if a user logs in/out or if principals change because of context switching or impersonation, the thread at that time should always hold the correct
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Hello, We ran into the problem of losing our principal when calling BusinessBase.BeginSave() I read on this forum and in the eBook that Microsoft clears the thread out and that "feature" causes us to lose the Principal object. Rocky suggested a static variable and to hook an event in the dataportal to re-hook the principal if it's different
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Thanks Rocky!! Thats what I figured, but wanted to be sure. Great work as always on CSLA, I love working with it!!!! -Jeff
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Hello, I have created a silverlight application using CSLA 4. I used the pattern of splitting the partial classes between two projects rather than using compiler directives just because of preference. I now have the task of writing a webform front end that does many of the same tasks as the silverlight project. Is it possible to reuse my classes for
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Hello All, I am hoping someone here can help shed some light on using CSLA with today's hot idea of client-side web. I am going to try to convert an existing project from silverlight 4 to HTML5. I chose a small project I already have running but it is a complex project. I have a question about how to handle validations. Currently the project generates
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I'll check it out! Thank you, -Savij
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Hi All, I currently have Csla Business Objects 2005, 2008, the 2.1.4 eBook and the Silverlight Video collection (all for c#). I was noticing on a few posts that people are loading their child objects via a child_fetch, along with matching child_xyz counterparts. I also saw some stuff about children notifying their parents to know when they have changed
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Yeah we are also rolling out new PC's next year sometime so it should be better. We also are using a Winforms app on the same box and performance there is really good, even on the same slow pc's. The main difference is that on those pc's we are using Remoting instead of WCF. We tried WCF instead at one point but we have remote locations
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I was working on this from a co-workers machine at the time. For some reason, I moved to my computer and did the same steps and it worked like a charm. I could not see any typos but it is possible there was one?? I don't know why it didnt work before, but it's now in production and working well. I can't say that I love the performance on