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December 2007 - Posts
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Just to make this point very clear:ADO.NET Data Services (aka 'Astoria') is not tied to a database, not tied to relational data and surely not tied to the ADO.NET Entity Framework. *Data* in 'Data Service' doesn’t mean 'Database', but it literally just Read More
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Alright... let the games begin.
Yes: I need more RAM! Read More
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Usually, I do not post just "+1"... but this time - and I have been fighting with myself not to rant too much about Volta - I am 100% with Rich.I just think there is too much "Oh, that is easy: just one attribute and a switch and I'm done"-mantra in there...Well, Read More
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Quick note:Astoria services are PerCall by default. A data service derives from WebDataService<T> which looks like this:[ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode=InstanceContextMode.PerCall)][AspNetCompatibilityRequirements(RequirementsMode=AspNetCompatibilityRequirementsMode.Allowed)]public Read More
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You can access the SSDL (ADO.NET Entity Framework's store schema definition language, and *not* this one here) of your Astoria Data Service by appending $metadata to the base URL, like this:http://localhost:7777/Services/Data/NW/$metadata
This Read More
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The latest Astoria / ADO.NET Data Services CTP also includes a client-side library with support for creating LINQ queries against a REST API - very interesting.Details can be found here. Read More
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The official ADO.NET Data Services (hm, am I the only who thinks that this - again - is not a perfect name...?) documentation doesn't alk about and doesn't show how to self-host your Astoria services - the samples and quickstarts always use ASP.NET/IIS Read More
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Rich, Jörg and myself had a lot fun building this baby: being able to have an activity to graphically map source and destination objects and properties and not having to resort to a CodeActivity. A little bit like the Biztalk Server mapping editor in Read More
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For whom this ever may be useful - I fighted a long time against this... (and got support from the WCF team, BTW)We have this very vast .NET 3.x end-to-end sample application which covers nearly all of the (senseful :)) features in the .NET Framework. Read More
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Now with VS2008 being released obviously a lot of people also want to run WSCF in it.I have an updated WSCF.addin file which you need to replace the original one with (the location of the .addin file depends on your install option).Please note that this Read More
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Some heads up wrt to WSCF - this is what I just posted over at the thinktecture forums (which have been quiet from our side for a loooong time, sorry).Hello everybody, first of all I really need to apologize the long silence in these forums here - sorry! Read More
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