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Hi, what is really worthwhile to use of Ent Library framework (e.g. Data Access
Application Block) ? Who has used in practice ?
Thanks a lot !
Application Block) ? Who has used in practice ?
Thanks a lot !
Bruce said:Hi, what is really worthwhile to use of Ent Library framework (e.g.
Data Access Application Block) ? Who has used in practice ?
Thanks a lot !
William said:Behind the scenes it uses some dubious practices
and AFAIK does not support the enhancements in the 2.0 Framework.
Just stick with ADO.NET.
Having said that, I am a bit torn over Ent Lib or not. Overall, I am
aiming
more for an ORM,
Cor said:Matt,
As Microsoft says that there is a best practise, than in my idea they
should delete all the rest from Visual Studio Net what is not well to
use and cut the prices accoording to that.
(I always get the idea that these best practises are written by
persons, who are not able to get the same idea in their own
organisation or in the rest of the world).
It remembers me once a discussion with some developer if two parallel
lines exist. I left the discussion in half an hour, but they were
goin on about that the next day as well. Our organisation had nothing
to do with parallel lines.
Miha said:
Bruce said:Well, as I could understand for what I have read so far, DAB is not so
helpful, it might even get worse the overall performance .
But what about the other blocks (criptography, security...) ? Have u
used any of them for real?
Cowboy said:The DAAB is definitely a pain in the butt, but it is NOT the
Enterprise library. The data bits in the Enterprise library are as
different from DAAB as LLBLGen Pro is from LLBLGen (the original free
tool).
Having said that, I am a bit torn over Ent Lib or not. Overall, I am
aiming more for an ORM, but the Ent Library does give you a lot of
bang for the buck.
I do use an ORM, but I didn't ask the original question...
Bruce One said:For the records, I use MyGeneration O/M, which besides having its own
format
(Dooads), I can create my own templates...LLBGEN is better??
Miha said:I wonder which one. ;-P
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