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Using a BO-Layer in a Windows Forms project Topic updated 17-1-2007 |
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This topic describes how to use a BO-Layer generated with the GenWise NHibernate Templates inside a Visual Studio 2005 Windows Forms project. Once you have successfully built and compiled the project you have a BO-Layer DLL and a VS.NET 2005 project file. To create a Windows Forms application using the BO-Layer follow these steps :
Graphically the steps are as following: Step 1 and 2.:
Step 3: Add an existing project to the solution. (The project resides in your BO directory)
and add the .cs project from your BO-Layer directory:
Now lets build a quick form with a region data grid. Build a form with a datagridview control on it: Add 'using Northwind;' to the source code in the namespaces, if northwind is your BO-Layer name. Add the following code to Load from method: RegionFactory _rFact = new RegionFactory(); RegionCollection _regions = _rFact.GetAll(); this.dataGridView1.DataSource = _regions;
That's it. Run the form, it should look like this:
The complete code for the form (minus the designer code looks as following): using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; using Northwind;
namespace Test_Small_BO_Layer { public partial class BrowseRegions : Form { public BrowseRegions() { InitializeComponent(); }
private void BrowseRegions_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { RegionFactory _rFact = new RegionFactory(); RegionCollection _regions = _rFact.GetAll(); this.dataGridView1.DataSource = _regions; } } }
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