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Thursday, October 06, 2005

A CSLA .NET 2.0 style class

by via Rockford Lhotka on 10/6/2005 8:18:16 PM

Here's a "basic" CSLA .NET 2.0 editable root class. It pretty much illustrates all the things you can do in a class under the upcoming version of the framework. In particular note the way validation rules are handled and all the transactional options in the DataPortal_XYZ methods (presumably you'd pick one for your app :) ). A CustomerTypes class is also included at the bottom, illustrating how to implement a name-value list that works with data binding. Imports ... [ read more ] 7 comment(s)

Never code in XSLT again !!

by Bill McCarthy via @ Head - Bill McCarthy - VB on 10/6/2005 3:56:00 PM

A really cool side effect of what is planned for VB9 , is you will never have to code in XSLT ever again ! VB9 has full support for XML literals, querying and manipulating XML with LINQ and specifically XLINQ , and it also has the dynamic features such as late binding and dynamic interfaces. Put it all together and there is absolutely no reason you would ever need to use XSLT ever again. Of course, some of you might want to code in XSLT, either because you're into pain or your n ... [ read more ]

Gathering computer information using WMI

by Cory Smith via AddressOf.com - Cory Smith - VB.NET on 10/6/2005 9:09:00 AM

After a ton of questions regarding the the DriveInfo examples ( Determine Hard Drive Serial Numbers and Revenge of DriveInfo ) asking how to determine other information such as CPU identification, motherboard serial number and BIOS serial numbers I'm updated the WMI version of the application to read this information. Why the WMI version? Well as it turns out, it appears that aren't Win32 methods to pull the CPU identification information. The only examples I could find ... [ read more ] 6 comment(s)

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