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MonoAndroid
I really love MonoAndroid! I got an email from Joseph Hill at Xamarin – asking if we had tested ECO in this environment – I replied that we had glanced at it but I would look at it in more … Continue reading
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Smart phones and Model driven development
Sales: ECO is a model driven framework that helps you construct complex and detailed software as fast as you can think – with high maintainability and only “think-bugs” no “code-bugs”. Client: Cool. Sales: ECO also helps you to persist your … Continue reading
Posted in CO-Unique, Mono, VisualStudio, WindowsPhone
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WindowsPhone
First spin of ECO on WindowsPhone. First read this Open up the sample that comes with ECO: Open up the sln and ignore/ok this: You will see this: The ReadMe explains the missing projects but since you are a developer … Continue reading
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WCF trouble-shoot
Your project looks something like this: Is your server running under IIS or DevServer? Check PersistenceServer project properties: Is your Client(s) pointing to this? Search your project for persistenceMapperClient this.persistenceMapperClient1.Uri = “http://localhost:52150/EcoProjectWindowsPhone71PMPWCF.svc”; You may find multiple entries – check them … Continue reading
ECO for Visual Studio explained
Picking the image apart piece by piece Model This is the model you produce. It is expressed in Unified Modeling Language (UML) and defines Class diagrams with inheritance, many to many associations with association classes, derived attributes using Object Constraint … Continue reading
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Known limitations using ECO with Silverlight
I would love to just write NONE here but no… #1 When using many to many associations like: It will fail adding to this association in Silverlight. Reason: This construct creates an implicit link class (FriendExpensiveStuff) and the implicit class … 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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Everyone is in the cloud
So – these days everyone is in the cloud so how come I’m not? I guess that this is a question we all ask ourselves from time to time or not… Well I felt a strong need for “dogfooding” on … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.NET, AppComplete, AppCompleteCloud, Azure, Documtr, Modlr, UML, VisualStudio, WCF
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A sample that shows EVERYTHING there is to know about ECO PART 2– The Persistence server
There are many ways to set up persistence in an ECO based system: 1. You have many different persistencemappers to chose from – PersistenceMappers for different flavors of relational databases; SQLServer, MySql, Oracle, Bdp, Blackfish, Dbx, Firebird, Mimer, Nexus, SqlLite, … Continue reading
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A sample that shows EVERYTHING there is to know about ECO
With a header like that I guess I am bound to fail – but such a sample is missed. The target audience for a sample like that is: Myself and others at CapableObjects needing to check a thing or two … Continue reading
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