I am creating a Silverlight 5 application with the latest CSLA 4.5.501 (installed via Nuget). I am using the new async await syntax and have discovered that DataPortal.CreateAsync does not call the DataPortal_Create method on a simple BusinessBase object.
If I change the DataPortal.CreateAsync call to DataPortal_FetchAsync in the factory method then it successfully calls the DataPortal_Fetch method through the data portal.
Calling the CreateAsync with no parameters does not call the “protected override void DataPortal_Create()” method and calling CreateAsync with a single string parameter does not call the “protected void DataPortal_Create(string username)”.
If I flag the DataPortal_Create method as [RunLocal] and move it outside the #if !SILVERLIGHT #endif block then the CreateAsync call works.
Adding a try catch around the DataPortal.CreateAsync call does not catch any exceptions.
I know my WCF configuration is correct because the DataPortal_Fetch works.
Has anyone else observed this behaviour?
The failure case is with a remote data portal?
Yes. My WCF configuration is copied from CSLA4.5.500\Samples\Net\cs\SimpleNTier solution.
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