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Access groups
You probably have different users in your system and these users are probably associated with an access group somehow (ActiveDirectory or something in your application). You will want to allow and disallow user groups to execute actions. This could be … Continue reading
Business Delete Rules
When you create a model – deletion of objects is seldom on top of your mind. But sooner or later users are going to want to remove objects from the system executing your model. The main problem with deletion is … Continue reading
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Getting taggedvalues in runtime without code
When you use WECPOF you can create a whole system with use of the Model alone. As you do you might want to pick up information stored in the TaggedValues of the model. You can do that like this: G.allinstances->first.oclType.TaggedValue(‘Eco.PresentationUnit’) … Continue reading
Action names
When declaring Actions in Modlr you have the option of giving a name (required) and a Presentation (defaults to <Name>). The reason for the two different properties are that the ActionName is important to modlr itself – it is used … Continue reading
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WECPOF Goodies 3 Special viewmodel names
There are currently two ViewModel names that has special meaning to WECPOF. The first is “DropTargetViewModel” this is added to the WECPOF screen This is good for things you always want to show or as a scratchpad where you … Continue reading
WECPOF Goodies 2–GridAction
It is real easy to create an action that creates objects – but the result is not always very user friendly. It is not friendly to force the user to first hit a button to create a new row in … Continue reading
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WECPOF Goodies 1
When doing search UI’s with multiple search expressions like this: The used search expression is deduced from the rules explained here: http://www.new.capableobjects.com/2011/02/27/the-multi-variable-seeker/ But having that is all fine – we need a way to tell the user what to expect … Continue reading
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BorPred–Things are what you make them–so why not try easy
Almost all systems has the need to export and import data. Since it is always very easy to hack something up that does the job – the solution is often to hack something up that does the job – and … Continue reading
Posted in BoringPredictable, Declarative, ViewModel, WECPOF
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WECPOF for ASP.NET in BoringPredictable
Another day at the office – you are designing along and thinking out solutions to trivial everyday problems. Now you want to deploy – and one way is to use the BoringPredictable server. Consider this model: And you do some … Continue reading
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WECPOF, the 10 times faster way to build .net systems is replaced with WECPOF2
Last year when we assembled all the bits and pieces of work and consolidated it into WECPOF I was extremely satisfied. It is a good feeling to have a vision, work on it from many angles and in the end … Continue reading
Posted in Declarative, Silverlight, WECPOF
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