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re: S#arp Scaffolding with Ext JS

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re: S#arp Lite: The Basics

Billy McCafferty — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 18:01:14 GMT

*** NOTE - A new S#arp Lite discussion group has been established at groups.google.com/.../sharp-lite Please post all technical questions there, accordingly. ***

Thank you,

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re: S#arp Lite: The Basics

Billy McCafferty — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 17:59:41 GMT

Andrius, are you using a HasUniqueDomainSignature on the top of EditUserViewModel? This may only be used at the class level of an IEntityWithTypedId<int> class.

If not, what other validation attributes are you using on EditUserViewModel?

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re: S#arp Lite: The Basics

Andrius Ordojan — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 01:56:37 GMT

Hey, thanks for the framework. I encountered an issue while implementing registration functionality for a site. I pass in a view model into a view which contains a user entity property and two string properties for password and confirm password, since I would like to have not only a password field, but also a confirm password one and use client side validation. Now I thought that I'll be able to put the same view model as a parameter in the post method, but that gives me this exception.

This validator must be used at the class level of an IEntityWithTypedId<int>. The type you provided was ComputerStore.Tasks.ViewModels.AccountController.EditUserViewModel

I guess it's telling me that it needs an entity, but when using a user entity as a parameter I wont get the password variables. I can put the password variables as strings next to the user entity and that will work, but I dislike that solution. Will I have to write a custom model binder to get around this? Or am I just not thinking about this whole situation correctly?

If I understand it correctly and that exception means that it needs an entity why is that? Why can't I use the view model I passed in or why would it be a bad idea to do so?

And thanks again for the hard work I've been wanting something like this for a long while.

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re: S#arp Lite: The Basics

Thomas — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 19:25:06 GMT

Billy, thank you that's just what I needed.

re: S#arp Lite: The Basics

Billy McCafferty — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 20:47:32 GMT

Sorry everyone for not responding...I haven't been getting comment notifications for some reason.

@Braian87b,

If you look at S#arp Architecture, it should take little work to incorporate Fluent NHibernate into a S#arp Lite project.

@Girish,

Thanks! I will do this and check in the modification to the GitHub repository. (To anyone else reading this; this is a change to the MyStore sample app and not to the S#arp Lite source.)

@Blumen,

You'll still need to maintain separate Silverlight projects. Googling "asp.net mvc silverlight" should shed some light as well. S#arp Lite should have little impact on its use.

@Chris,

If I understand the question correctly, you could either add a "filter method" to the containing parent object, create an IList<your_image_class> extension method to implement the filter, or create a query object to put the filtering on the database.

@Brian,

Although that'll make things a little more tedious, it can certainly be supported. You could wrap the stored procedure with a named query HBM, with parameters defined and such. In a custom repository method, you could invoke the stored procedure and bind the results (if any) to a DTO which can be passed back up the calling stack.

@René,

Happy to assist!

@Thomas,

Your MembershipProvider will need to get IRepository<User> via a call to DependencyResolver.Current.GetService<IRepository<User>>();

re: S#arp Lite: The Basics

Thomas — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 17:36:01 GMT

Billy, I love your framework.

I don't really understand the dependency injection configuration.

How would I go about injecting IRepository<User> into a custom MembershipProvider?

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