Comments by Ryan Gamal

Ryan Gamal 18-Jul-11 11:51am View

Unfortunately WCf Data services don't work like that, you pass your data to a url, and the service (with the help of an EF entity model) saves it away itself. There are no stored procedures and no code to perform the save. So thus, where would you put a transaction?

Ryan Gamal 18-Jul-11 11:44am View

This is currently under investigation by the product team @ Microsoft...

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/adodotnetentityframework/thread/f28eb9da-8e76-46c0-993f-10be01081fed

Ryan Gamal 13-Jun-11 5:27am View

Thanks for the info. Because I'm using EF4.1 Code First approach, the metadata artifacts don't in fact exist at compile time. Rather than using edmgen in the build, I am using the visual studio EF power tools to generate the pre-compiled view and then this is added to the project at design time.

Thus, the pre-compiled views are generated at design time only and are not regenerated by the team build.

Ryan Gamal 7-Jun-11 6:58am View

In your gridview your label has the id "gdvlbldownloadcount" but in your databound event you are trying to assign to a label with ID "lblDownloadCount"

Ryan Gamal 17-Jan-11 5:36am View

Deleted

Reason for my vote of 2
If all calls to the method have to use the value in the name attribute instead of the method name, then what is the point of overloading at all?

Ryan Gamal 25-Oct-10 5:55am View

Unfortunately, this still hasn't worked. I wonder if the issue is because I'm using a WCF Data service?

namespace Marshalls.CustomerActivity.ObjectModel
{
public partial class CustomerActivityReport
{
///

/// Gets or sets the associated lead ids.
///

/// <value>The associated lead ids.
[DataMember]
public ICollection<guid> AssociatedLeadIds { get; set; }
}
}

I've recompiled the project + updated the service reference but still no mention of AssociatedLeadIds in CustomerActivityReport entity on the client. FYI The CustomerActivityReport entity is persistence aware (not POCO) as there are other issues regarding using POCO entities with wcf data services

Ryan Gamal 19-Oct-10 11:09am View

I still don't understand why you need a loop! You are setting the image url for every item in your loop, but it's the same image you are setting the url for every time.

Ryan Gamal 19-Oct-10 5:31am View

I can't see anywhere in your code where you are getting the id of the image, relevant to the row of data that you are databinding. Normally when writing an event handler for a RowDataBound event, you would use a property of e.Item.DataItem to identify the id of the image you wanted.

E.g. Product p = (Product)e.Item.DataItem;
image.ImageUrl = p.itemId;

Ryan Gamal 14-Oct-10 10:37am View

Please can you clarify the format of your data, is it:

Firstname, LastName, Email
Bob, Hoskins, B@b.com
Frank, Sinatra, f@s.com

OR:

Firstname, Bob, LastName, Hoskins, Email, B'b.com
Firstname, Frank, LastName, Sinatra, Email, f@s.com

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