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Hi All,
I am trying to do the tutorial NerdDinner found on the MVC.net website using telerik ORM and telerik OpenAccess Domain Model.
I am having hard time creating the strong typed view as specified on the tutorial here as I don't have a NerdDinner.Models.Dinner available. I tryed looking at the MVC sample telerik provides but didn't manage to find a way to do apply what is there.
Is there a way to use the tool provided by VS2008 in order to scaffold stongly-typed views while dealing with telerik domain model.
thank for your help
I am trying to do the tutorial NerdDinner found on the MVC.net website using telerik ORM and telerik OpenAccess Domain Model.
I am having hard time creating the strong typed view as specified on the tutorial here as I don't have a NerdDinner.Models.Dinner available. I tryed looking at the MVC sample telerik provides but didn't manage to find a way to do apply what is there.
Is there a way to use the tool provided by VS2008 in order to scaffold stongly-typed views while dealing with telerik domain model.
thank for your help
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Hello Regis,
I assume you have created a new Domain Model and added the Dinner and RSVP tables. If you've used the default settings then the Dinner class is in the NerdDinner namespace, not the NerdDinner.Models.
Another option is to create the Domain Model specifying a custom namespace, in this case NerdDinner.Models. Then the classes will be in the correct namespace. There is however an issue with the validation, although you will be able to build the solution successfully you will get errors about an invalid namespace.
This will be fixed in the next release.
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