Hello,
We have a Silverlight RIA application that is using LLBLGen for its DAL. LLBLGen generated a "CustomerEntity" in your .DAL filder. I want to add a constructor that contains all of the database required fields when creating a Customer, so I extended your class in a file in your EntityClasses folder. The code compiled, so I changed my code in the Silverlight client to use my constructor, and it reports that there isn't a constructor available that has five fields. In fact, IntelliSense only shows your constructor. Can you please advise how I can make my constructor appear in the Silverlight client using your DAL? Is there a switch in LLBLGen that will automatically create a constructor with database required fields? If not, it would be a great feature to add.
Thank you,
Mike
public partial class CustomerEntity
{
/// <summary>
/// Constructor with all required fields.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="theAccountId">FK value for the account
/// associated with this Customer.</param>
/// <param name="theCustomerLabel">Unique label for this Customer.</param>
/// <param name="notifyByEmail">Indicate whether or not the
/// Customer wants to be notified by email of expirations.</param>
/// <param name="notifyByMail">Indicate whether or not the
/// Customer wants to be notified by mail of expirations.</param>
/// <param name="notifyByTelephone">Indicate whether or not the
/// Customer wants to be notified by telephone of expirations.</param>
/// <remarks>The entity is not fetched by this constructor. Use a DataAccessAdapter for that.</remarks>
public CustomerEntity(
Decimal theAccountId,
string theCustomerLabel,
bool notifyByEmail,
bool notifyByMail,
bool notifyByTelephone)
{
this.InitClassEmpty(null, null);
this.AccountId = theAccountId;
this.CustomerLabel = theCustomerLabel;
this.NotifyByEmail = notifyByEmail;
this.NotifyByMail = notifyByMail;
this.NotifyByTelephone = notifyByTelephone;
}
}
