Tuesday, October 24, 2006
EntitySpaces 1.5.1 Released
This release is a minor upgrade to our 1.5.0 release and is based on user feedback.

The following issues are addressed in the 1.5.1 release:

  • Fixed hierarchical presave/postsave key handling for Oracle Sequences and for Guid primary keys.
  • IBindingList.AddNew() calls esEntity.AddNew().
  • IBindingList.AddNew adds foreign key columns to ModifiedColumns
  • IBindingList.AddNew no longer throws an exception when adding to an empty DataGridView.
  • Accessing a Child Collection no longer causes Save() to throw exception for a new entity.
  • Databases with ternary and higher n-ary relationships will generate the necessary zero to many and many to one for each foreign key.
  • Added an option to esPlugin to append associative table name to ManyToMany relationships.

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posted on Tuesday, October 24, 2006 9:18:01 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  #   
 Wednesday, October 04, 2006
EntitySpaces 1.5 Released

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:sales@entityspaces.net

EntitySpaces 1.5 has been released with support for Hierarchical Data Models and LINQ.

The EntitySpaces architecture for .NET is a persistence layer and business object system for the Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework.  EntitySpaces is database independent. The data providers are loosely coupled and allow you to use the same compiled code to access Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Oracle, and MySQL, with VistaDB in the pipeline. EntitySpaces' business objects are generated from your database's metadata using MyGeneration, the highly downloaded, free code generator and OR Mapping tool.

EntitySpaces has in its ancestry the popular dOOdads architecture, and the same lead architect. Features include serialization, dynamic queries, saving via stored procedures or dynamic SQL, transactions, and more. The templates included will generate business classes, ASP.NET Admin Grids, and DotNetNuke Admin Grids. Source code is available. EntitySpaces targets both ASP.NET and Windows.Forms projects. DotNetNuke module developers will find it to be an attractive alternative to the DotNetNuke DAL.

EntitySpaces, LLC founding members include Mike Griffin, President and originating architect, Scott Schecter, and David Parsons. The team has a diverse background in technology solutions spanning more than 20 years. EntitySpaces is dedicated to providing affordable, easy-to-use, feature-rich developer tools with stellar support. Details, documentation, and a free, 45-day Trial Version may be found at:

http://www.entityspaces.net

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