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Josh Pollard
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Josh Pollard asked on 15 Dec 2009, 03:59 AM
What is the point of having the generated ObjectScopeProvider objects implement the IObjectScopeProvider interface when the IObjectScopeProvider doesn't have any members?

It would be a lot more useful in the IObjectScopeProvider interface had the methods for ObjectScope and GetNewObjectScope. This would make it much easier to write a fairly generic wrapper around Open Access so that I could use one library for my repository classes, and then just plug in my ObjectScopeProvider at run time.

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Dimitar Kapitanov
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answered on 16 Dec 2009, 07:34 AM
Hello Josh Pollard,

 Currently the interface is used just as a marker so that we can lookup such types via reflection. As to a better wrapper, with Q1 2010 we will be generating similar data context derivation to the one Linq to Sql and Entity Framework have.


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