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Consuming Data Services Service Operations
Consuming Data Services Service Operations In the following post I’m going to explain how to consume ADO.NET data services service operations from your clients. The Problem In my previous post I introduced the concept of service operations in ADO.NET data services . After adding a service reference in my client application a problem raised it head. The service operations aren’t exposed in the generated proxy. Probably this feature will be added in the future by the ADO.NET team (I hope). Meanwhile...
Service Operations – Adding Business Logic to a Data Service
Service Operations – Adding Business Logic to a Data Service In the following post I’m going to explain what are service operations and how to use them to add business logic to an  ADO.NET data services . What are Service Operations? ADO.NET Data Services enable definition of service operations to extend the model of mapping URIs to resources. This feature can be describe as a custom entry point to the data service . Service operations are compassable and they follow the URI schema of the data...
Building a .Net Client for ADO.NET Data Service
Building a .Net Client for ADO.NET Data Service In the previous post about ADO.NET data services I introduced the data services topic and showed a simple example of how to build a data service . In today’s post I’m going to explain how to consume the built data service by a .NET client . Revisiting The Previous Post Example In the previous post I gave an example of course class and course data context. In the previous example I used the preview version of ADO.NET data service and since then the VS2008...