Category Archives: SourceCode

You will sooner or later need a Deep Clone

Posted on June 7, 2012 by Admin

Pretty often you have user scenarios that require you to copy an existing object structure. Like when handling revisions of things and the user wants a new revision but want to start with the old and just tweak a few … Continue reading →

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Eco VS2010 integrated Help

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Admin

The integrated help takes the code comments from the source code files. We have low ambition to explain concepts etc in the help file itself – we much rather describe complex things in posts on this site or in supplied … Continue reading →

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Seeing everything that is persisted

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Admin

There is something called a ChainedPersistenceHandlerBase that you can inherit from and intercept everything that goes to and from the database. You can use override as you see fit: namespace Eco.Persistence {   // Summary:   //     Base class for persistence handler.   // … Continue reading →

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Ever felt the need to log what your ECO persistence server is up to?

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Admin

public partial class ModelPMP : Eco.Persistence.PersistenceMapperProvider {     List<string> _log = new List<string>();     public ModelPMP() : base()     {       EcoListener.StartListening();       EcoLogSwitches.LogSql = true;       EcoListener.Singleton.OnTraceLog += new TraceLogHandler(OnTraceLog);       this.InitializeComponent();     }       private void OnTraceLog(object sender, TraceEventArgs e)     {       if (e.Category.Equals(EcoTraceCategories.Sql))       {         _log.Add(e.Message);       } … Continue reading →

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Source code license

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Admin

Some of our clients has expressed the need to have access to the source code of the ECO-framework. The need is really obvious but the the main reasons brought forward are; Understanding of “what is going on” Fast local fix … Continue reading →

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