Re: Dynamic Data Template

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Krish
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# Posted on: 04-Dec-2008 05:00:50   

Using LLBLGen 2.6 Final. Self-servicing two class code; C#; .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 VS 2008 SP1

  1. How can I create an edmx file from your templates and LLBLGen?

  2. The dynamic website is a web application not a website. How I can I integrate with an existing website?

  3. When creating a new project in VS 2008, the templates appear directly under Visual C# but not under Visual C# - Web item.

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Walaa
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# Posted on: 04-Dec-2008 11:26:34   

How I can I integrate with an existing website?

Why do you want to integrate it, while you can deploy it inside a sub-virtual folder of your website.

Krish
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# Posted on: 04-Dec-2008 12:03:55   

Does it mean I can have a web application and a website within the one web site? If this is possible then sub-virtual folder is fine.

What about the edmx file. How can we create it? Do you provide the DDEX provider with the Oracle provider?

Or we dont need edmx file because the DAL generated from LLBLGen is the model?

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# Posted on: 04-Dec-2008 13:03:22   

Krish wrote:

Does it mean I can have a web application and a website within the one web site? If this is possible then sub-virtual folder is fine.

What about the edmx file. How can we create it? Do you provide the DDEX provider with the Oracle provider?

Or we dont need edmx file because the DAL generated from LLBLGen is the model?

I have no idea what you want, so I can only guess: you want to use our templates with an entity framework model? (the edmx file) ? That's not possible, our dynamic data templates work with our projects. We currently don't support the entity framework.

Frans Bouma | Lead developer LLBLGen Pro
Krish
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# Posted on: 04-Dec-2008 20:55:53   

In Visual Studio 2005 with SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 there are two project types for asp.net web development.

One you create by selecting File - New web site and asp.net web site. The other we create by selecting File - New Project and asp.net web application.

I have an existing web project of type asp.net web site.

The LLBLGen dynamic data template produces a project of type web application.

How can I integrate the two projects?

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Otis
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# Posted on: 04-Dec-2008 21:34:48   

Krish wrote:

In Visual Studio 2005 with SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 there are two project types for asp.net web development.

One you create by selecting File - New web site and asp.net web site. The other we create by selecting File - New Project and asp.net web application.

I have an existing web project of type asp.net web site.

The LLBLGen dynamic data template produces a project of type web application.

How can I integrate the two projects?

Erm... use the dynamic data site as a starting point, or in a virtual folder?

Frans Bouma | Lead developer LLBLGen Pro
lubo278
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# Posted on: 22-Jan-2009 13:11:04   

Otis wrote:

Krish wrote:

In Visual Studio 2005 with SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 there are two project types for asp.net web development.

One you create by selecting File - New web site and asp.net web site. The other we create by selecting File - New Project and asp.net web application.

I have an existing web project of type asp.net web site.

The LLBLGen dynamic data template produces a project of type web application.

How can I integrate the two projects?

Erm... use the dynamic data site as a starting point, or in a virtual folder?

Sorry to reopen this topic, but I think it was not fully answered.

As Krish said VS (since 2005) supported so called "ASP.NET web site" as alternative to (VS 2003) "ASP.NET web project". Web Site does not have .csproj file, just directory structure. Your Dynamic Data VS templates are "ASP.NET web project" project and I could not find "web site" templates.

My question is if the (newer) "Web Site" approach will be supported in the future.

MTrinder
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# Posted on: 22-Jan-2009 21:11:41   

We can't guarantee anything as this template is provided as an additional download rather than as part of the core product.

Brownie points and Kudos always available for extending/developing it yourself...simple_smile

Matt