Bingo. Strataframe is a young framework, they still have a way to go.


>Hi,
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>I have made my views pretty clear on this subject in the past. Feel free to review my older posts.
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>Shall you please provide the direct link to your previous post?
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>I am evaluating SF.NET and MM.NET. SF.NET impressed me more on field security, Themed UI control, auto show connection dialog form if connection string is not specfied. However, SF.NET has lesser classes. Classes that I need such as picklist textbox/button/form, mover control/form, factory class, form manager, appconfig manager and etc are not there yet.
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>Also, SF.NET seem to be more static, rather MM.NET provides more dynamic way in app development such as factory class. I know I can write those classes by myself, but I prefer them to be built-in.