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Hello,
I think there's something wrong with my Domain Model, but I can't for the life of me figure out what... as the Open Access wizard gives me no feedback of what's wrong.
I have a simple Domain Model using one view. The view doesn't have an identity, so I defined one. After that, I save and build... when I go to create a Domain Service, the DataContext drop-down does not show my new Domain Model at all.
How do I fix this? What requirement am I missing to use this view in the domain model? Implementation and Navigation are empty, and the class only has Properties.
I realize that the OpenAccess interface was modeled after the Entity Framework interface in VS2010, but the lack of feedback when something isn't compatible is unbelievably frustrating as I have no idea where to start looking... especially with documentation being rather out-of-date at this point.
I think there's something wrong with my Domain Model, but I can't for the life of me figure out what... as the Open Access wizard gives me no feedback of what's wrong.
I have a simple Domain Model using one view. The view doesn't have an identity, so I defined one. After that, I save and build... when I go to create a Domain Service, the DataContext drop-down does not show my new Domain Model at all.
How do I fix this? What requirement am I missing to use this view in the domain model? Implementation and Navigation are empty, and the class only has Properties.
I realize that the OpenAccess interface was modeled after the Entity Framework interface in VS2010, but the lack of feedback when something isn't compatible is unbelievably frustrating as I have no idea where to start looking... especially with documentation being rather out-of-date at this point.
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Hi Garrett,
Petar
the Telerik team
When running the add domain service wizard you should be asked to choose between generating from RLINQ file and generating from an Context. Can you please share with us which option have you chosen?
Please have in mind that the Domain service wizard has been completely reworked and you will be able to find the new and improved version with one of our next service packs.
Petar
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Garrett
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answered on 03 May 2011, 05:05 PM
Hi Petar,
After re-running, rebuilding, and closing VS a few times, it finally recognized that a data context was there. I don't recall having a choice between RLINQ and DataContext, but the resulting file is an .rlinq extension.
Thanks,
Garrett
After re-running, rebuilding, and closing VS a few times, it finally recognized that a data context was there. I don't recall having a choice between RLINQ and DataContext, but the resulting file is an .rlinq extension.
Thanks,
Garrett
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Hi Garrett,
Petar
the Telerik team
Can you please clarify to which wizard are you referring? If you are adding a domain model then your file will be with rlinq extension. If you are adding a domain service then the file added will be with tt extension (t4 code generation). The tt file automatically generates a cs or vb (depending on your project language) file that will represent your service.
Kind regards,Petar
the Telerik team