So a couple weeks ago I decided to test a few changes made to SubSonic3 that fixed a LINQ evaluation bug related to medium trust. Using a simple console app on linux/mono, I tested basic data access to a SQLite database using repository mode, and to my surprise it worked! I've always been a big fan of SubSonic since its 2.0 version, which I used for a mid-sized e-commerce site. With a totally rewritten core,...
public interface IApplicationTenant { string ApplicationName { get; } IFeatureRegistry EnabledFeatures { get; } IEnumerable<string> UrlPaths { get; } IContainer DependencyContainer { get; } IViewEngine ViewEngine { get; } } via weblogs.asp.net Posted via email from solution revolution
via projectslittlehelper.com As well as the geek night Oxford could soon have an agile based meetup. Take a look at Ed's post for more details. A smashing idea. http://projectslittlehelper.com/2010/being-agile/geek-nights-and-user-groups/ Posted via email from solution revolution
I've downloaded the NUnit 2.5 source and opened the VS2008 solution in the VS2010 beta. Once the conversion finished I opened all the projects and changed the target framework setting for all the projects to ".NET Framework 4.0". I then built the solution without any errors. I can now use the NUnit GUI app to run tests built for .NET 4.0. I've not done exhaustive testing of this build so there may be problems, but...
via outcoldman.ru At the moment I am finishing up an application that uses MS SQL Server Express 2008 as a data store for user data and MS SQL Server Express does not have an agent service you can use to automatically back up the database. This article uses a similar technique to one I have been using to back up my development database. Posted via email from solution revolution