Using LLBLGen with existing projects

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Krish
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# Posted on: 29-Jan-2008 11:28:14   

How easy is it to use LLBLGen with an existing project. e.g. say I have an application in production but periodically do some enhancements. In such a scenario, would introducing and using LLBLGen be useful or not much useful or just too risky? Just like to hear some opinions.

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# Posted on: 29-Jan-2008 15:38:02   

A bit more specifics related to how you're doing data-access at the moment would be helpful simple_smile

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Krish
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# Posted on: 30-Jan-2008 10:52:56   

The project (web application) I am refering to has I guess two sections. One section is the admin section. i.e. only a few people have access to this section. So here I have used the SQL Datasource for CRUD operations.

The second section where many people may access at the same time, I have implemented a DAL, BLL and Entities (i.e. class representing a table). For binding to a datagrid I have used datasets. The dataset is returned from a class in the BLL, which in turn calls into the DAL. I have also sometimes created a relation in a dataset and then bind it to an Infragistics grid to display hierachical data.

I have not used much cacheing or transactions but have used session variables.

I can give more details, if required.

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# Posted on: 30-Jan-2008 11:09:12   

From my previous experience it should be safe to introduce LLBLGen to the solution. Use the Adapter model, and pass entities through the different tiers.