Greetings,
I've been looking at ORM.Net a great deal recently, and it looks very promising. The only problem I have is, it doesnt seem to be capable of preserving custom (non-generated) code and business logic. Am I wrong? Did I miss it somewhere on either the olero or sourceforge sites?
I need a tool that I can use to quickly generate a useful data layer, and unit test it. Then possibly include my own logic in the data layer, and have it be preserved.
Or, and maybe better yet, create my own derivative classes to place my own logic in, and unit test between the two layers. The primary problem I see with this route though is exposing the transactions and such from the ORM/Data-Layer to my Business layer.
Does ORM.Net address this need? If not, it will be completely unusable after the initial generation of code.
Regards,
Tj
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Greetings,
I've been looking at ORM.Net a great deal recently, and it looks very promising. The only problem I have is, it doesnt seem to be capable of preserving custom (non-generated) code and business logic. Am I wrong? Did I miss it somewhere on either the olero or sourceforge sites?
I need a tool that I can use to quickly generate a useful data layer, and unit test it. Then possibly include my own logic in the data layer, and have it be preserved.
Or, and maybe better yet, create my own derivative classes to place my own logic in, and unit test between the two layers. The primary problem I see with this route though is exposing the transactions and such from the ORM/Data-Layer to my Business layer.
Does ORM.Net address this need? If not, it will be completely unusable after the initial generation of code.
Regards,
Tj
Crap, I finally noticed this...
http://www.olero.com/ORMWeb/Tour.aspx?p=Step9.ascx
...sorry for asking a question that was certainly already addressed.
Oh well... maybe this will help someone else.