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Category Archives: Modlr
How to rename a class in your model – using the model debugger
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – How to rename a class in your model – using the model debugger It’s important to keep your model in sync with the reality it reflects! But in a large model, some … Continue reading
Posted in Actions, EcoActionLanguage, MDrivenDesigner, Modlr, OCL, UML, ViewModel
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GuardConstraints
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – GuardConstraints Constraints is a good way to add business rules to your application. Constraints are further discussed here. Guards are what you set on State machine transitions as described here. This article … Continue reading
Posted in MDrivenDesigner, Modlr, WECPOF
Tagged Constraints, GuardConstraints, Guards
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MVC continued
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – MVC View Model handling I had a skype conversation with Peter Morris, describing the new ability to create offline objects with ECO, and how that can be used to let MVC work … Continue reading
Posted in Modlr, MVC, ViewModel
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Custom controls in ViewModel aided Views
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – Custom controls in ViewModel aided Views I have written on numerous occasions on how to mold data from your model into viewmodels using the ViewModel-designer in Modlr. I have also made a … Continue reading
Posted in Declarative, Modlr, ViewModel, WECPOF, WPF
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Business Delete Rules
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – Business Delete Rules When you create a model – deletion of objects is seldom on top of your mind. But sooner or later users are going to want to remove objects from … Continue reading
Posted in Declarative, Modlr, WECPOF
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Information hygiene
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – Information hygiene Everything starts up small – and some things never stops to grow. Pretty soon you have a big system on your hands that needs to send data here and there … Continue reading
Posted in Declarative, MDrivenServer, Modlr
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Type mapping, OR-Mapping
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – Type mapping, OR-Mapping When modeling you can use any type name for attribute types. This name is what we call a “Common name”. When ECO is given the model and tries to … Continue reading
Posted in CO-Unique, Declarative, Modlr
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Clarity that makes you happy
When you develop detailed information systems it is SUPER-PERFECT if the documentation is a 1 to 1 match to what is actually executed – as it is if you choose your tools wisely. ACTUAL SCREEN DUMP FROM Modlr Inside VS2010 … Continue reading
Posted in DDD, Declarative, Documtr, MDA, Modlr
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Everyone is in the cloud
So – these days everyone is in the cloud so how come I’m not? I guess that this is a question we all ask ourselves from time to time or not… Well I felt a strong need for “dogfooding” on … Continue reading
Posted in AppCompleteCloud, ASP.NET, Azure, Documtr, MDrivenDesigner, Modlr, UML, VisualStudio, WCF
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A sample that shows EVERYTHING there is to know about ECO PART 2– The Persistence server
There are many ways to set up persistence in an ECO based system: 1. You have many different persistencemappers to chose from – PersistenceMappers for different flavors of relational databases; SQLServer, MySql, Oracle, Bdp, Blackfish, Dbx, Firebird, Mimer, Nexus, SqlLite, … Continue reading
Posted in CO-Unique, Declarative, Modlr, MS-Technology, VisualStudio
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