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Project System Topic updated 20-6-2007 |
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GenWise uses a project system where all data of one project is stored in a single project file. Projects contain one or more Project Items. Generally each project item corresponds to a certain template of a specific type, which may have several child templates.
Instead of "Building a Project" you will often read "Regenerate the Project" . Regenerating the project means executing the Project System Generation process. Under this process, each Project Item is requested to be refreshed. For optimized performance each Project Item knows if a generation needs to be performed or not. This concept is also referred as "Incremental Regeneration".
Working with projects If you open the business object project the datastore XML will be read automatically. When you open a ASP.NET project the business object layer and Datastore will also open automatically. A background generation gets fired to bring your user code block and code completion information up to date.
Projects are created and opened in a fixed succession, starting from the data layer, working towards the user interface. When you create a web application with GenWise, you first create a Database Repository, then you add a BO-Layer and finally you create the ASP.NET project. When you open an existing ASP.NET project, it first loads its associated Database Repository, then loads its associated BO-Layer, and finally loads itself. There are multiple ways in which you can add and open projects from within GenWise Studio:
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