- It does not mention that you have to override getNewObject() and IsValid() - the other tutorial does mention it though, so I figured it out from there
- With an ASP.NET project, its hard to put the AtomsFramework.xml config file in the same folder as the executable, because Visual Studio keeps auto-generating an AtomsFramework.xml file containing documentation from the AtomsFramework.dll in the same folder.
(I figured out how to change the name of the config file and use the broker.init(filename) method instead though, but I just though I'd mention the problem)
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Sorry for the delay in responding - it's been busy :-)
Thanks for the note on the tutorial. I'm in the middle of creating a user guide that will incorporate the tutorial on the web site - I'll make sure the needed changes are included.
In terms of the .XML config file, I actually was thinking about incorporating the mappings into the app.config and web.config files so that everything is done in the proper .NET standard way. I haven't done it yet as there were enough changes getting to 2.2 RC1 without introducing a few more.
If you put an entry in the Request (RFE) tracker I'll see if I can do something for RC2.
- Richard
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just thought I'd let you know about a couple of problems I've had with the Quick Start tutorial at:
http://jcframework.sourceforge.net/modules/sections/index.php?op=viewarticle&artid=2
- It does not mention that you have to override getNewObject() and IsValid() - the other tutorial does mention it though, so I figured it out from there
- With an ASP.NET project, its hard to put the AtomsFramework.xml config file in the same folder as the executable, because Visual Studio keeps auto-generating an AtomsFramework.xml file containing documentation from the AtomsFramework.dll in the same folder.
(I figured out how to change the name of the config file and use the broker.init(filename) method instead though, but I just though I'd mention the problem)
Sorry for the delay in responding - it's been busy :-)
Thanks for the note on the tutorial. I'm in the middle of creating a user guide that will incorporate the tutorial on the web site - I'll make sure the needed changes are included.
In terms of the .XML config file, I actually was thinking about incorporating the mappings into the app.config and web.config files so that everything is done in the proper .NET standard way. I haven't done it yet as there were enough changes getting to 2.2 RC1 without introducing a few more.
If you put an entry in the Request (RFE) tracker I'll see if I can do something for RC2.
- Richard