Quoting the Project Description
"CslaGenFork is an O/RM code generator tool for CSLA.NET 4.0. It generates Business Layer and Data Access Layer code, as well as Stored Procedures code for SQL Server."
Where?
http://cslagenfork.codeplex.com/
Why?
That's what you will find out on the project's home page.
One important reason?
CSLA.NET 4.0 compatibility.
Regards,
Hey, couldn't be better timed as I am reviewing my options for Code Generation of CSLA.
Hope someone maintaining Rocky's site will update the "Code Generation" menu with reference to yours.
I'm glad you posted as I found your CodeProject articles some time ago, but assumed the code generator had been discontinued.
I'm sure CodeSmithTools have changed their website and there is now no mention of a free version.
Your CodePlex site is the only reference I can find to a free CodeSmith and it's version 2.6, and needs .Net 1.1
(I suppose I'd better find out whether I should install .Net 1.1 on my Win7 64bit PC, before I do)
Do you know whether your templates work with the current standard 5.2.2 version of CS?
regards,
John
Edit:
After reading this, I'm not going to even try to install .Net 1.1
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7programs/thread/eb1e6232-e874-432e-ab43-17660e25e43d
Edit:
I get it now....
You launch CslaGenFork and from the tools menu point to the CodeSmith_26.zip. No need to unzip the Zip
And you need to point to the top dir of where your templates are before attempting anything.
Clever......
I miss-read the How to on the codeplex site, as it said run MSI installer immediately after downloading CS Zip, but it means CslGenFork's MSI
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