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Waleed Seada
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Waleed Seada
asked on 24 Sep 2010, 12:42 PM
Dear all,
I just started to follow the Silverlight 4 > Using WCF RIA Services > Walk-through.
It's fine until I get to the DomainService step, I created my own DS.tt and select the "Enable client access " and select my previous "Database context" BUT when I finish the wizard I couldn't find any .cs created only the .tt file underneath the DS.generated.cs file.
Although I can still access the domain context from my presentation layer and populate a grid view with the data sources.
What I did wrong !! How can I get the .cs created ?!
thanks and best regards
Waleed
I just started to follow the Silverlight 4 > Using WCF RIA Services > Walk-through.
It's fine until I get to the DomainService step, I created my own DS.tt and select the "Enable client access " and select my previous "Database context" BUT when I finish the wizard I couldn't find any .cs created only the .tt file underneath the DS.generated.cs file.
Although I can still access the domain context from my presentation layer and populate a grid view with the data sources.
What I did wrong !! How can I get the .cs created ?!
thanks and best regards
Waleed
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Hi Waleed Seada,
I am afraid that the article is a bit outdated. We are aware of that and will make sure it is updated in the next version of the documentation.
Please ignore the screenshot on step 6 and step 7. This content was correct before we introduced the domain services wizard. Now the wizard generates automatically the class mentioned in step 9 and this is exactly the DS.generated.cs class that you have. You can just continue with the steps of the quickstart, there should not be any further differences.
Kind regards,
Alexander
the Telerik team
I am afraid that the article is a bit outdated. We are aware of that and will make sure it is updated in the next version of the documentation.
Please ignore the screenshot on step 6 and step 7. This content was correct before we introduced the domain services wizard. Now the wizard generates automatically the class mentioned in step 9 and this is exactly the DS.generated.cs class that you have. You can just continue with the steps of the quickstart, there should not be any further differences.
Kind regards,
Alexander
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Waleed Seada
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answered on 28 Sep 2010, 08:48 AM
Thanks Alexander,
I thought so ... I just taking my first steps in the guide.
Thanks and best regards
Waleed
I thought so ... I just taking my first steps in the guide.
Thanks and best regards
Waleed