Looking for thoughts on CSLA

[Bill Fuller]

I am curious. Has anyone in here had in enterprise-level experience with
CSLA... especially in conjunction with Enterprise Library?

If so, what is your opinion of it? Worth considering?

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RE: Looking for thoughts on CSLA

I personally do not use CSLA but I know Rocky and I've looked at the code,
and it is really solid. This boils down to the "buy in" concept. If you find
a framework that you like and you decide to "buy in" to the concept and start
using it, it will work for you. Hope that helps.
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"Bill Fuller" wrote:

I am curious. Has anyone in here had in enterprise-level experience with
CSLA... especially in conjunction with Enterprise Library?
>
If so, what is your opinion of it? Worth considering?
>
>
>

[sloan]

Re: Looking for thoughts on CSLA


There is an interview on DotNetRocks. It will help you "hear it from the
horse's mouth".

I am not using it, but his DataPortal thing is very compelling.

Is it worth considering? Yes.

My limited knowledge of when?

You want to use some kind of remoting (see DataPortal)

You have a Winforms application, and you want IEditable objects to find to.
His framework makes it ~~~alot easier to do these.




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>I am curious. Has anyone in here had in enterprise-level experience with
>CSLA... especially in conjunction with Enterprise Library?
>
If so, what is your opinion of it? Worth considering?
>