DevTools for .NET

Answered Data Services And Business Logic

Hesham Desouky

Posted on Oct 13, 2010 (permalink)

I just examined the new OpenAccess Data Services wizard for .NET 3.5 SP1 version 1

First: Everything was working great, but I would like to add a new method to the data service to be used by this client.

Is this can be in the web service project or it should be inside the OpenAccess Entities project?

Second: What I am trying to test is how to use the WCF data services to implement the N Tier using
- Entities
- Service
- WCF Data Service
- Service Wrapper (to add validation codes to the entity classes to be used in client side)
- Client

Is this achievable through OpenAccess ORM? How?

Third: Is there any code generation templates simplify NTier work?

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Answer A.Alexandrov A.Alexandrov

Posted on Oct 19, 2010 (permalink)

Hi Hesham Desouky,

1. The new method should be added to the generated service. For example, in the generated 'SampleServiceName.svc.cs' file.
2. For NTier application purposes you can download the latest internal build. There we have added a checkbox "Separate the service in a class library". This option will help you to divide the generated files in a separate class library, different from your hosting web project/application. Doing that will help you to separate the layers.
3. In fact there is a code generation template which you may find useful, although it generates proxy objects for plain WCF services. You can find the template and more details about how to use it in this article.

Kind regards,
A.Alexandrov
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Posted on Jul 26, 2011 (permalink)

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