We've uploaded two new examples: a WCF and a remoting example. They're a port of our original Northwind example for winforms and they now use a service instead of directly the DAL. Walaa Atef of our support team worked on the WCF version of example, I did the remoting one. The examples can be found in the customer area -> v2.5 -> Examples section or on the main site -> Examples section.

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okay, so let's say that i have a database with 1 table and 1 stored procedure. so i fire up llblgen, select the stored procedures that i want to generate, and.... then what? what do i need to do to generate the wcf proxy? i looked at the documentation, and maybe it's just me (i'm pretty dense), but it's not clear to me...

You don't need to generate any proxy. .NET 2.0 needed webservice proxies being generated etc., but you don't need that. Just define a SERVICE contract, as it's done in the example. CHeck the example, everything you need is in there.

Hi,

I was just wondering about something. In the file CustomerService.cs from the project SD.LLBLGEN.Pro.Examples.WCF.Service you have a function called

public IEntity2 GetCustomerWithFullOrders(string customerId)

This function is supposed to return a customer entity - CustomersEntity object.

Why is the function not defined as:

public CustomersEntity GetCustomerWithFullOrders(string customerId)

This seems to be the case throughout the examples - also those that returns or receives entity collections.

It indeed could have been CustomerEntity as well, there's no real reason why it's IEntity2.

Alright, thanks a lot. I was just checking