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EF Evolution in .Net Framework 4
EF Evolution in .Net Framework 4 On next Monday I’m going to give a session about EF4 in the DevAcademy4 conference. The session will provide you details about why you will want EF in your application, which development approaches EF provides and how to apply them and the major tooling and functionality enhancements. If you are interested in the subject go to the DevAcademy4 web site for more details. Meet you there!
Using External Configuration File for Enterprise Library Configuration
Using External Configuration File for Enterprise Library Configuration One of the things that I always do when I’m using Enterprise Library is to separate its configurations to external configuration file . The reason is very obvious – using Enterprise Library makes configuration files very crowded. Since this is the case, the configuration files become unmanageable and then its time to separate the Enterprise Library ’s configurations from other configurations. How to Use external Configuration...
How to Create a Simple Enterprise Library Cache Manager Provider for Velocity
How to Create a Simple Enterprise Library Cache Manager Provider for Velocity In the previous post I promised to give the recipe of how to create the a simple Velocity cache manager provider using the Application Block Software Factory . In this post I’ll keep my promise. Creating the Project The first thing to do is to create the project. If you don’t have Application Block Software Factory installed on your computer then you can read an old post that I wrote in order to install it. In VS2008, choose...
Creating a Simple Enterprise Library Cache Provider for Velocity
Creating a Simple Enterprise Library Cache Provider for Velocity I decided to write a simple cache manager provider for Velocity ( Microsoft Distributed Cache ) using the Enterprise Library Application Block Software Factory . You can download the solution from here . If you put the two dll’s I provided (Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Caching.Velocity.dll and Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Caching.Velocity.Configuration.Design.dll) in the directory of EntLibConfig tool you’ll be able...
E4D Learning
E4D Learning In the last two weeks I ’m working in E4D Solutions as a senior consultant and as a .NET instructor. As part of my position I’m instructing the following courses: Enterprise Development – ADO.NET Entity Framework Enterprise Library 4.1 General – ADO.NET Data Services Design Patterns ASP.NET – ASP.NET MVC Framework ASP.NET Dynamic Data If you are interested in one of those courses you can contact E4D in the following link . I’ll be happy to see you in the next course.
Index Pages on My Blog
Index Pages on My Blog Lately, I received an e-mail from a reader of my blog which included an advice to make an index for my post series. I took his advice and made 3 index pages for the following subjects: ADO.NET Data Services ADO.NET Entity Framework Unity Application Block These index pages will be updated frequently whenever a new tutorial post will be added. Also, I’m going to add more index pages in the future for more post series. Thanks Marcellus. Enjoy!
Dependency Injection From Theory to Practice With Unity Article
Dependency Injection From Theory to Practice With Unity Article Today my article, Dependency Injection From Theory to Practice With Unity , was published on the Hebrew MSDN site. The article describe what is dependency injection and then introduce the Unity application block . You can read the article here . You can read more Hebrew MSDN articles here . Enjoy.
Where is The Application Block Software Factory?
Where is The Application Block Software Factory? As someone who uses Enterprise Library for many cases, I recently searched for the Application Block Software Factory in the release of ent-lib 4.0 and didn’t find it. As a result, I went to the internet to search it and found Grigori Melnik ’s post that indicates that “two pieces were removed from the release: Application Block Software Fac t ory and Strong-Naming Guidance Package ” In the release of ent-lib 4.0 the Application Block Software Factory...
Using Unity Injection API
The post show some aspects of Unity application block injection API....
Using Unity Container Hierarchies
The post explain the use of Unity container hierarchies in to aspects - why and how to use them...
Working With Generic Types In Unity Configuration Section
The post shows how to register generic types in the Unity configuration section and how to use them in code....
Working With Configuration Files In Unity
The post describe how to work with configuration files with the Unity application block...
How To Use Unity Container In ASP.NET
In the post I show how to integrate Unity in ASP.NET web applications....
Unity Application Block Basics
The post shows how to get started with the Unity application block by showing the basic Unity operations....
Unity Application Block
In the post I describe what is the Unity application block, why to use it and when to use it....
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