Is there LinqToCSLA .NET?

[Yash Ganthe]

Hi,

Is there any support for Linq To CSLA, which would expose entities as
IQueryable just like Linq to Entities?

We have about 100 entity classes based on CSLA .NET developed in an
existing application which now needs to be enhanced with RIA Domain
services and Dynamic Data. Dynamic Data expects the operations to
support the Linq syntax and hence we need somthing like LinqToCSLA.


Thanks,
Yash

 

[Jason Keats]

Hi,

Is there any support for Linq To CSLA, which would expose entities as
IQueryable just like Linq to Entities?

We have about 100 entity classes based on CSLA .NET developed in an
existing application which now needs to be enhanced with RIA Domain
services and Dynamic Data. Dynamic Data expects the operations to
support the Linq syntax and hence we need somthing like LinqToCSLA.


Thanks,
Yash

Why don't you ask Rockford Lhotka?

Have you checked out the CSLA site and forums?

http://www.lhotka.net/cslanet/
http://www.lhotka.net/cslanet/faq/LinqToCslaFaq.ashx
http://forums.lhotka.net/

 

[Gregory A. Beamer]

Hi,

Is there any support for Linq To CSLA, which would expose entities as
IQueryable just like Linq to Entities?

We have about 100 entity classes based on CSLA .NET developed in an
existing application which now needs to be enhanced with RIA Domain
services and Dynamic Data. Dynamic Data expects the operations to
support the Linq syntax and hence we need somthing like LinqToCSLA.

What version of CSLA?

you might want to read this:
http://forums.lhotka.net/forums/thread/32512.aspx

It talks about indexing objects so LINQ can actually operate at a decent
speed. There is some perf and maintenance cost for implementing, of
course.


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