>The [XmlIgnore] and [NotMapped] properties are for serialization. If for some reason somebody wants to serialize the entire business object these properties are not included in the serialized output. Generally serializing a business object isn't a good idea, but I found some people using this did it anyway. Generally you would want to serialize the entities.
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>This class is part of the West Wind Web Toolkit. The class is part of the Westwind.BusinessFramework project/assembly. All the source is available in the Subversion repository or via the download. You can also get this into your project very easily with Nuget:
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>http://nuget.org/packages/Westwind.BusinessFramework
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>Unfortunately there isn't much in the way of documentation other than the examples. This is mainly because it's not an official tool but part of my internal library although a number of people use it. I've been meaning to add documentation but since this is not a revenue generator it's been on the backburner for me unfortunately. :-(
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>+++ Rick ---
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Which examples do you mean? Can you please show me briefly how do you use this class?

E.g. say, you defined your model - what class is it based on?

How do you use this class in a Controller method - just something simple?

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For now I've decided to continue progressing with what I currently have (even if it's a bad way), but I quickly got stuck again trying to implement flexgrid.