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New Web Site Online!
If ever you haven’t paid a visit to our web site in a while, go take a look to www.softfluent.com and checkout our new site Other than the look, a lot of changes were done, and the biggest of all is...
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CodeFluent Entities and ASP.NET Web Forms Binding: Paging Data
Here’s the second post of the series, and this one shows how to set-up your ASP.NET ObjectDataSource and GridView controls to page your data. Just like in the first post, we’ll use the same model...
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CodeFluent Entities and ASP.NET Web Forms Binding: Inserting Data
In the previous posts we’ve seen how to display data declaratively using the generated code, so in this post we’ll illustrate how to insert data declaratively using ASP.NET Web Forms. The first step is...
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CodeFluent Entities: Blobs and the HttpResponse.ContentType
To serve blobs on the web, CodeFluent Entities generates a HttpHandler which loads and returns a blob from a given URL. A cool feature of this HttpHandler is that it sets the HttpResponse.ContentType...
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Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: JsonUtilities
Starting this summer, we added built-in support of JSON/REST services to the WCF Service Model Producer, and around the same period we added a very convenient class to the CodeFluent Runtime...
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Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: JsonUtilities – Part 2
This post follows the “Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: JsonUtilities” post, in which we introduced the JsonUtilities class as well as its Serialize method. In addition to serializing objects, you can...
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CodeFluent Entities: SharePoint Web Part Producer
In previous posts, we’ve introduced the SharePoint Web Part Producer, shown its output, and that you could customize forms. In this post we’ll show you how to generate web parts To generate web parts,...
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CodeFluent Entities: ASP.NET AJAX/JSON Producer sneak peek
In the previous post we’ve seen how to generate in a few minutes an ASP.NET AJAX/JSON web site using the brand new producer (watch-out it’s pre-release software!), well here’s a sneak peek of what gets...
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CodeFluent Entities and JSON/REST
In a previous post we announced that CodeFluent Entities natively support JSON/REST. In this post we’re going to see how to take advantage of the generated JSON/REST architecture. Thanks to JSON WCF...
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Generating JSON web services from an existing database with CodeFluent Entities
This article posted on CodeProject will show you how to generate a JSON base web service layer from an existing database using CodeFluent Entities. We will also generate a web client back office...
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Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: Web Controls – Part 1
Today, on the series “Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime” we’re going to explore the ASP.Net Web Controls inside the CodeFluent.Runtime.Web namespace. This is all provided as part of CodeFluent Entities....
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Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: Web Controls – Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, we looked at some useful controls from the CodeFluent.Runtime.Web assembly. On the same subject, we’ll explore in this post some other very useful controls for ASP.NET...
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CodeFluent Entities and ASP.NET Web Forms Binding: Inserting Data
In the previous posts we’ve seen how to display data declaratively using the generated code, so in this post we’ll illustrate how to insert data declaratively using ASP.NET Web Forms. The first step is...
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CodeFluent Entities: Blobs and the HttpResponse.ContentType
To serve blobs on the web, CodeFluent Entities generates a HttpHandler which loads and returns a blob from a given URL. A cool feature of this HttpHandler is that it sets the HttpResponse.ContentType...
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Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: JsonUtilities
Starting this summer, we added built-in support of JSON/REST services to the WCF Service Model Producer, and around the same period we added a very convenient class to the CodeFluent Runtime...
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Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: JsonUtilities – Part 2
This post follows the “Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: JsonUtilities” post, in which we introduced the JsonUtilities class as well as its Serialize method. In addition to serializing objects, you can...
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CodeFluent Entities: SharePoint Web Part Producer
In previous posts, we’ve introduced the SharePoint Web Part Producer, shown its output, and that you could customize forms. In this post we’ll show you how to generate web parts To generate web parts,...
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CodeFluent Entities: ASP.NET AJAX/JSON Producer sneak peek
In the previous post we’ve seen how to generate in a few minutes an ASP.NET AJAX/JSON web site using the brand new producer (watch-out it’s pre-release software!), well here’s a sneak peek of what gets...
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CodeFluent Entities and JSON/REST
In a previous post we announced that CodeFluent Entities natively support JSON/REST. In this post we’re going to see how to take advantage of the generated JSON/REST architecture. Thanks to JSON WCF...
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Generating JSON web services from an existing database with CodeFluent Entities
This article posted on CodeProject will show you how to generate a JSON base web service layer from an existing database using CodeFluent Entities. We will also generate a web client back office...
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