ObjectSpaces, object persistence

  • Thread starter Thread starter Amit
  • Start date Start date
A

Amit

I'm looking for a good persistence framework to use with a new project.
Gentle.NET looks promising but doesn't support SQL Server stored procedures
as far as I can tell. Any tips on that? Is ObjectSpaces still scheduled to
be released with Whidbey or has it been pushed off?
Thanks,
amit
 
Amit said:
I'm looking for a good persistence framework to use with a new project.
Gentle.NET looks promising but doesn't support SQL Server stored procedures
as far as I can tell. Any tips on that? Is ObjectSpaces still scheduled to
be released with Whidbey or has it been pushed off?
Click to expand...

Objectspaces is canceled and moved into WinFS which doesn't have a
release date set (> 2007)

If you need stored procedures for CRUD operations on entities, there
aren't a lot of frameworks who support them, and frankly, it's not that
great, as it will give you a lot of maintenance overhead. if you want to
call procs as well as work with normal O/R mapper functionality using
dyn. sql, see my signature :)

Frans.

--
 
Yes, I agree with Frans. However I saw a picture of his backyard and he's
living it up over there so make him give you 50% of LLBLGenPro (which is a
first rate product in every regard) - or make him send me a plane ticket
over there.
 
Deal.

--
W.G. Ryan MVP (Windows Embedded)

TiBA Solutions
www.tibasolutions.com | www.devbuzz.com | www.knowdotnet.com
Sahil Malik said:
The rest of the 50% is mine, or a plane ticket, or both.

- Sahil Malik
http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/sahilmalik


W.G. Ryan eMVP said:
Yes, I agree with Frans. However I saw a picture of his backyard and he's
living it up over there so make him give you 50% of LLBLGenPro (which is a
first rate product in every regard) - or make him send me a plane ticket
over there.

--
W.G. Ryan MVP (Windows Embedded)

TiBA Solutions
www.tibasolutions.com | www.devbuzz.com | www.knowdotnet.com
Frans Bouma said:
Amit wrote:
I'm looking for a good persistence framework to use with a new project.
Gentle.NET looks promising but doesn't support SQL Server stored procedures
as far as I can tell. Any tips on that? Is ObjectSpaces still
Click to expand...
scheduled
to
be released with Whidbey or has it been pushed off?

Objectspaces is canceled and moved into WinFS which doesn't have a
release date set (> 2007)

If you need stored procedures for CRUD operations on entities, there
aren't a lot of frameworks who support them, and frankly, it's not that
great, as it will give you a lot of maintenance overhead. if you want to
call procs as well as work with normal O/R mapper functionality using
dyn. sql, see my signature :)

Frans.

--
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I think the Netherlands has other stuff in case you don't like Alcohol.
On a serious note though - man - that's a really beautfiul view. If I lived
there I wouldn't even be able to have my computer cave because I'd actually
open up my blinds and let light in so I could see out.

Back when I lived in Miami I lived right on the water and the strip I lived
on was private beaches - pretty good view except there were a lot of male
tourists that liked wearing speedos and thongs - looks like that trend
didn't make it over to where Frans and Cor are though - so they get a great
view and no male speedos - lucky SOBs.
 
W.G. Ryan eMVP said:
I think the Netherlands has other stuff in case you don't like Alcohol.
On a serious note though - man - that's a really beautfiul view. If I lived
there I wouldn't even be able to have my computer cave because I'd actually
open up my blinds and let light in so I could see out.
Click to expand...

heh :) But in the summer it can be erm... crowdy as well:
http://weblogs.asp.net/fbouma/archive/2004/08/08/210833.aspx

Still great though ;)
Back when I lived in Miami I lived right on the water and the strip I lived
on was private beaches - pretty good view except there were a lot of male
tourists that liked wearing speedos and thongs - looks like that trend
didn't make it over to where Frans and Cor are though - so they get a great
view and no male speedos - lucky SOBs.
Click to expand...

*ieks*... well, on the plus-side women over here did accept that
tradition ;)

Frans.
 
Yup Bannana hammocks are not cool.

I used to live in Pebble Beach, CA for about 2 years, which is insanely
beautiful. Beaches in northern CA aren't much of a brag but the sceneries
are the best I have seen in my entire lifetime. Southern CA is much like the
pictures you posted.

- Sahil Malik
http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/sahilmalik
 
Back
Top