>Its been a while but the ones that spring to mind are the
>CheckRules (here I just passed the entity version of the call back to the ds version)
>And
>HookSetDefaultValues (I think I did basicly the same)
>
>The general problem was that code that was sitting in ds or dr specific methods or hooks wasn’t getting called so rules wouldnt fire or defaults wouldn’t populate the cure was to pass the call from the entity overload to ds overload.
>The BO has an entity centric option , it would be nice if the BO generator supported generating non entity centric BO’s.This will be even more of a problem if (when) MM moves over to the ADO.Entity framework.
>
>Brian G

I am not sure I understand what you mean by passing the entiy version of the call back to the ds version. Can you give me a specific method call where there is a problem? I am trying to figure this out for my own sake and since I primarily use Entities I am not sure I understand.

In order for CheckRules hook to run you would have to call some form of a Save() right?
In order for HookSetDefaultValues would you not have to call a New() method of some form. Which ones do you call if you are not using entities?
Thanks
Tim