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Linkage: http://www.everylittlething.net/PartsAssembly/
I just completed the first version of the PartsAssembly demonstration application. This little app is a perfect demonstration of how SIMPLE db4o is to use with .NET WinForms applications and databinding. The full source code is available from the URL above. Seriously, I only had to write a handful of code to get the whole thing working. You'll be stunned to see how easy and fast it was to create new objects, set their properties, and save them back to the database. Even relating the objects to other objects was EASY. Leave me some comments, and let me know what you think.
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Hi,
I've downloaded your program and ran it. Very nice.
I was hoping to see the use of Generics in your app. Specifically, I noticed that you are not using Generics in your Part object. I keep getting an error when I save my own objects that include Generics using db4o v5.0.0.18 and VS 2005 Final.
Any thoughts? Thanks. Thomas Jaeger
By Thomas, at 1/21/2006 07:16:00 PM
db4o 5.0.018 does include support for generics. Please post your db4o questions to the db4o community forums: http://forums.db4o.com/forums/
At the time of the writing, db4o generics support was being finalized, so I did avoid using them. I will soon be revisiting PartsAssembly to use generics. I'll also be cleaning up and seperating the "display" logic to improve code readability. Watch my blog for update notification.
By Eric Falsken, at 1/22/2006 04:53:00 PM
Nice work! I also like DB4O, but im still an beginner for this things. I wonder if you have an example of the usage in an Windows Mobile application with DB4O. Thanx and keep on the good work!
Rutger van Hagen
By Rutger van Hagen, at 1/27/2006 02:49:00 AM
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By Thomas, at 1/29/2006 07:16:00 AM
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