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Enterprise Library 3.1 with Visual Studio 2008

Enterprise Library 3.1 was published for Visual Studio 2005. Enterprise Library 3.1 can be divided into following parts:

  1. Library which works against .Net 2.0 and can also be used with applications developed with .Net 3.5
  2. Design time tool support both outside Visual Studio 2005 IDE as a standalone tool and inside Visual Studio 2005 as integrated tool.
  3. Software Factory to extend Application Blocks and create new Application Block

All of this would work with Visual Studio 2005 except Visual Studio IDE integrated tool for modifying configuration files. Patterns and Practice team has developed registry script which will change it.

To enable Enterprise Library Configuration Editor inside Visual Studio 2008, one would have to follow following steps:

  1. Run the registry script available at Codeplex
  2. Run “devenv /Setup” command from Visual Studio Command prompt.

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LINQ - Language Integrated Query

LINQ Video Tutorials on WindowsClient.Net

  1. Software Composability and the Future of Languages
  2. Anders Hejlsberg on LINQ and Functional Programming
  3. How Do I: Get Started with LINQ?
  4. How Do I: Perform Group and Aggregate Queries?
  5. How Do I: Link over Datasets?
  6. How Do I: Get Started with LINQ to SQL?
  7. How Do I: Create a One-To-Many Form using LINQ to SQL?
  8. How Do I: Upgrade Visual Basic Projects to Enable LINQ?
  9. How Do I: Get Started with LINQ to XML?
  10. How Do I: Enable XML IntelliSense and Use XML Namespaces?
  11. How Do I: Create XML Documents from SQL Data?
  12. How Do I: Create Excel Spreadsheets using LINQ to XML?

LINQ Tutorial by Scott Gu

  1. Part 1: Introduction LINQ to SQL
  2. Part 2: Defining our Data Model Classes
  3. Part 3: Querying our Database
  4. Part 4: Updating our Database
  5. Part 5: Binding UI using the ASP:LinqDataSource Control
  6. Part 6: Retrieving Data Using Stored Procedures
  7. Part 7: Updating our Database using Stored Procedures
  8. Part 8: Executing Custom SQL Expressions
  9. Part 9: Using Custom LINQ Expression with <asp:LinqDataSource> Control
  10. Using LINQ to XML
  11. LINQ to SQL Debug Visualizer
  12. Understanding LINQ to SQL Translation

8. March 2008Uncategorized 0 Comments »