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T4 with LLBLGen

November 8, 2013 / Matt C. / .NET
Using T4 Templates with LLBLGen

In this post, we look at leveraging T4 templates to extend the power of LLBLGen inside of Visual Studio .NET. Writing T4 templates to auto-generate code is almost a norm at this point it seems, it’s built-in to ASP.NET MVC, and used as a first-class tool in most ORMs. So why not use T4 templates to extend the power of LLBLGen as well.

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.net, ado.net, C#, code generation, entity framework, llblgen, odata, orm, servicestack, T4

Theming ServiceStack Razor Views

June 24, 2013 / Matt C. / .NET, ASP.NET MVC, REST
Enterprise Theme

In this post, we look at adding theming capabilities to the ServiceStack Razor View engine. Source and live demo are included. This post is third in a series investigating ways to leverage ServiceStack in building a RESTful API and UI from a database. The main objective for this new theming capability is to allow easy development of new themes on top of the ServiceStack Razor view engine, with fallback capability to the default theme for views, content pages, master pages and layouts that don’t require specific theming.

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.net, C#, llblgen, rest, servicestack

Service-based data adapter for LLBLGen entities using ServiceStack

December 12, 2012 / Matt C. / .NET
This post is about leveraging the LLBLGen Pro and ServiceStack tools to allow users to use the existing LLBLGen Adapter API on the client to manage, manipulate, query and update entities on remote servers, across database platforms even (SQL, MySql, Oracle, etc…). This allows LLBLGen users to fully take advantage of the query API they are familiar with and write code manipulating entities as if they were on the server.

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C#, llblgen, orm, servicestack, web api

SimpleMembershipProvider in MVC4 for MySql, Oracle, and more with LLBLGen

November 10, 2012 / Matt C. / .NET, ASP.NET MVC
One of the cool new features in ASP.NET MVC4 and the Visual Studio MVC application template is the SimpleMembershipProvider which provides a more concise membership provider to the ASP.NET framework, and supports OAuth additionally. Thanks to LLBLGen we can generate one provider code-base that supports a dozen or more database providers out-of-the-box, eliminating the out-of-the-box limitations imposed by Entity Framework as the data access strategy, and lots of custom SQL commands built for SQL Server.

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asp.net mvc, C#, llblgen, membership provider, simplemembershipprovider

SharePoint 2010 Service Application Development 101 – MailChimp Integration Example

October 17, 2012 / Matt C. / .NET, SharePoint
MailChimp Integration

In this post, we will leverage the custom service application infrastructure and solution we put together in the last 4 posts to enhance the service application with new features and capabilities. The sample feature we will add is an integration between SharePoint and MailChimp, enabling sites to synchronize a contacts list to a MailChimp list.

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.net, C#, MailChimp, mycorp, saf, service application, sharepoint, wcf

SharePoint 2010 Service Application Development 101 – Admin UI and PowerShell

October 7, 2012 / Matt C. / .NET, SharePoint

In this post we explore how to configure various aspects of a SharePoint 2010 service application. This includes building some customizations in the application pages and extending the service application with powershell scripts. It is really up to your imagination when it comes to what you want to include and how you want to manage your service app, SharePoint gives you a tremendous amount of flexibility when it comes to these things.

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.net, admin, C#, mycorp, powershell, sharepoint

SharePoint 2010 Service Application Development 101 – Base Solution

October 3, 2012 / Matt C. / .NET, SharePoint

In this post, we are going to explore the guts of our custom service application, expect lots of code in this post. As I mentioned in my first post in this series, the goal of this Service Application development exercise is to build an infrastructure within SharePoint 2010 for your company to add value to your SharePoint investment, by exposing 3rd party and custom capabilities and features to your farm(s) in a scalable and maintainable way.

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C#, isv, mycorp, saf, service application, sharepoint

SharePoint 2010 Service Application Development 101 – Getting Started

September 21, 2012 / Matt C. / .NET, SharePoint
Service App Solution

In this series, we will explore what it takes to build and manage a custom service application in SharePoint 2010. The most attractive reason to me for building a service application is to logically bundle a set of services and/or capabilities provided by in-house and 3rd party applications and systems within the SharePoint infrastructure.

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.net, C#, integration, mycorp, saf, service application, sharepoint

Extending Quartz.NET – A sequential plugin execution engine

January 27, 2012 / Matt C. / .NET
Quartz.NET
Three or four years ago I stumbled on the book "Quartz Job Scheduling Framework: Building Open Source Enterprise Applications" by "Chuck Cavaness", while browsing the technology section of a Borders bookstore. I remember it peeking my interest. A year or two later, I heard about an open-source version of this engine implemented in .NET

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.net, C#, job scheduling engine, plugins, Quartz.NET

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