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I'm looking for examples of using OpenAccess ORM with WPF applications. I installed it and the VS integration doesn't seem to even know it's in a WPF app. When adding a dataform it actually adds a Windows Form in my project - doh!
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Robert
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Hello Robert,
You are right, doh ;)
We did not implement the add data form for all our UI components.
To bind to WPF pls. just use the frameworks object binding. You just have to make sure that the ObjectScope is not disposed during the complete lifetime of you dialog.
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Jan Blessenohl
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You are right, doh ;)
We did not implement the add data form for all our UI components.
To bind to WPF pls. just use the frameworks object binding. You just have to make sure that the ObjectScope is not disposed during the complete lifetime of you dialog.
Greetings,
Jan Blessenohl
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answered on 28 Nov 2008, 03:46 PM
Thanks. Is the common practice to have one ObjectScope used for the lifetime of the application (talking about WPF app in my case)?
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Hello Robert,
Yes, you can have one scope for all, or a scope per usecase. If you have parallel operations (from the DB perspective) you should use a second scope.
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Jan Blessenohl
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Yes, you can have one scope for all, or a scope per usecase. If you have parallel operations (from the DB perspective) you should use a second scope.
Regards,
Jan Blessenohl
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