CSLA.NET框架开发小例子集合

This archive contains sample applications to demonstrate many of the features of CSLA .NET for Windows. You can get information about CSLA .NET for Windows at www.lhotka.net/cslanet. The primary item in this download is the ProjectTracker reference application for CSLA .NET, which is available in both C# and VB. /ProjectTracker The Project Tracker reference application for the framework. Other samples are in the are in the CslaNet folder. Some of these samples are in C#, others in VB and some in both. /ActionExtenderSample Illustrates how to use the Windows Forms CslaActionExtender control. /AppDomainProxy Illustrates how to create a custom data portal channel. This channel runs the "server-side" code in a separate AppDomain on a separate thread. /AsyncDataPortalWinTest A test app for use of the asynchronous data portal in Windows Forms. /AsyncDataPortalWpfTest A test app for use of the asynchronous data portal in WPF. /BenchManager An old sample app for CSLA .NET 2.0. /BLBTest A small test app for BusinessListBase. /DeepData Illustrates how to create different data access layers that are physically separated from the business assembly. /ERLBTest A small test app for the EditableRootListBase class. /MembershipIdentityTest Illustrates how to use the MembershipIdentity class from the Csla.Security namespace to authenticate against the ASP.NET membership provider. /PropertyStatus A small test app for the WPF PropertyStatus control. /RootChildGrandchildWinFormTest The primary test and reference app for using Windows Forms data binding with in-place grid editing and an object graph that has a parent, child objects and grandchild objects. /SimpleNTier An "simple" n-tier app using a Windows Forms UI, a business assembly, an object factory data access layer and WCF between the client and application server. The object model and UI are as simple as possible, to allow the focus to be on the project structure and relationships between the various assemblies/projects. /WpfDesignTimeSupportDemo A small test app illustrating how to implement design time support for WPF in your business objects, so you can provide dummy data for the Expression Blend and Visual Studio WPF designers.