Hi all
As this is a WebForm group and not a Web Extensions (AKA MVC) group this is
probably not the place, but I am curious as to what people think so I hope
you guys don't mind me posting this here?
Here's a small (far from complete) example of how to write a test-driven
website using ECO and the new Web Extensions from Microsoft.
http://mrpmorris.blogspot.com/2008/03/small-sample-website.html
Note: I do not get commission! In fact I don't work for these guys either,
they just let me have an email address because I help out so much in their
newsgroups :-)
It's hard to explain what ECO is. ECO (Enterprise Core Objects) is kind of
like an object persistence framework, but it's also much more. Basically I
use it for all of my business apps, because I define all of my business
classes in a UML modeler and it creates / maintains the DB structure for me
(you can create custom mappings to existing DBs too). It does all other
sorts of lovely things such as in-memory transactions, UML modeled state
machine execution etc.
I'll stop about ECO because it's detracting from the main purpose of my post
(the part above the URL), but I wanted to make sure you at least had a basic
idea of what it was considering it is used in the example :-)
Pete