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ADO.NET Data Services Friendly Feeds , Mapping EDM Types - I
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over 3 years ago
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Phani Raju MSFT
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As I mentioned in my last blog post , here are some samples of how to map your entity properties to Atom/custom markup in the atom:entry element. You can apply Friendly Feed mappings on the EDM entity types by adding attributes to the CSDL of the Entity Data Model . We will focus on the kinds of mappings and how to achieve them . Pre-requisites 1. To edit the CSDL , you will need to open the EDM...
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Versioning note , writing SL 3.0 applications with Astoria v1.5 Sl 2.0 SDK Library
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over 3 years ago
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Phani Raju MSFT
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As part of the v1.5 install, we also shipped a Silverlight 2.0 SDK library that is capable of talking to a v1.5 Astoria Service. Did you know that you could use the Silverlight 2.0 client library we shipped as part of our v1.5 CTP1 release in Silverlight 3.0 applications? From a Silverlight SDK library point of view ,to use Mike Flasko’s words, ”we are nothing but user code”. We have no dependencies...
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ADO.NET Data Services Silverlight Project Error : System.IO.FileNotFoundException
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over 3 years ago
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Phani Raju MSFT
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Imagine this , you just downloaded the Astoria V1.5 CTP1 and are happily chugging along and decide to make a Silverlight Project that uses the latest Silverlight client library to make some cool app. You open an existing Silverlight app /create a new Silverlight app , and generate the client types by running “Add Service Reference” from Visual Studio. and write some code in the app and hit F5...
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ADO.NET Data Services Friendly Feeds , Mapping CLR Types
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over 3 years ago
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Phani Raju MSFT
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As I mentioned in my last blog post , here are some samples of how to map your entity properties to Atom/custom markup in the atom:entry element. You can apply Friendly Feed mappings on the CLR entity types by decorating the Entity classes with the EntityPropertyMappingAttribute type. We will focus on the kinds of mappings and how to achieve them . 1) Mapping to ATOM elements in the atom:entry payload...
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Introducing Web Friendly Feeds aka Friendly Feeds
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over 3 years ago
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Phani Raju MSFT
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Hello all , with the recent release of ADO.NET Data v1.5 Services CTP 1 , we introduced a new feature called as “Web Friendly Feeds”. What is this feature about ? This is what the markup for one of the the resources of Customers looks like in ADO.NET Data Services v1 . <? xml version ="1.0" encoding ="utf-8" standalone ="yes" ? > < entry xml:base = http://localhost:26503/northwind...
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Batching Queries using the ADO.NET Data Services CLient library
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over 3 years ago
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Phani Raju MSFT
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Did you know you could execute batch queries using the Data Services client library ? The API is ExecuteBatch for Synchronous access and Begin/End ExecuteBatch for asynchronous scenarios. 1) Batching a set of URI Queries . The ExecuteBatch API accepts an array of DataServiceRequest objects. Consider this example , you want to batch queries to be sent to the “Products” and “Categories” entity...
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