Update Caliburn.Micro 1.3.1+ for Csla 4.3.13 - Pre-release

Update Caliburn.Micro 1.3.1+ for Csla 4.3.13 - Pre-release

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tiago posted on Saturday, October 27, 2012

It's been a while since this code was posted here and then included in CslaContrib .NET.

The old code works all right but Caliburn.Micro has improved its code to solve a number of issues. So I've re-done the port of Csla' s ViewModelBase and all Caliburn.Micro methods.

This is based on Caliburn.Micro 1.3.1+ (3cc9a20b8554 2012-10-12) and Csla 4.3.13.

It's a pre-release since CslaContrib will be updated to use this code.

You can grab the assemblies and the code at my shared google drive

c_manboy replied on Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Tiago,

I had a need for a ConductorWithModel class and ended up copy/paste the conductor classes from CM and substituting Screen with your ScreenWithModel.  I also changed your Screen<T> to Screen<M> so that there were no conflict.

I dont know if this is something you would want to add, but I have found it helpful.

mgaray replied on Thursday, November 08, 2012

Hi Tiago,
 
Thank you for your contribution. I'm new to Caliburn.Micro and CSLA. Do you have any CSLA sample code that uses your ScreenWithModel class in WPF, something I can use as reference to get me started? 
 
Thanks!

tiago replied on Thursday, November 08, 2012

Hi mgaray,

I'm afraid I don't have a CSLA + CM sample that can be published.

For those that are familair with Caliburn.Micro and Csla, a sample isn't really needed. A sample would be usefull for those that know CSLA and are starting on Caliburn.Micro.

For those that aren't familiar with neither of these frameworks, a sample is almost useless. Each of these frameworks has its own set of rules/principles that must be well understood before doing anything that works. If that's your case, I suggest reading the "Using CSLA 4" ebooks and all Caliburn.Micro documentation you can find. Of course samples of each framework per se are also useful.

Concerning samples, my priorities go to CSLA + MVVM Light Toolkit as a way to test my ViewModel adapter for this MVVM framework. A CSLA + CM sample may result as a side effect. That is not a promise though Big Smile

mgaray replied on Friday, November 09, 2012

Thanks for the quick response Tiago!

A CSLA + CM sample is exactly what I'm looking for. Looking forward to a possible one. :)

bill.mybiz replied on Monday, November 19, 2012

Yo People!

I just wanted to throw in that I also would love a CSLA + CM sample, but it's not core essential. CSLA is awesome, and so is CM Geeked.

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