I just started using MM.Net, but I'm one of the original MM VFP users.


>Thanks James, do you use MM.Net ?
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>>>Hi,
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>>>I am currently tasked with evaluating .NET frameworks / Code generators for an enterprise scale development project.
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>>>The current thinking of the C# team is that the framework or tool should support the "as yet to be officially released" ObjectSpaces.
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>>>Is MM.Net likely to implement ObjectSpaces? If not, what approach will it take to object relational mapping (if any). How does the framework currently handle the relationship between data and its business objects?
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>>>Any thoughts on this from existing MM users/developers would be greatly appreciated.
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>>>Thanks,
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>>Direct from the help.chm:
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>>One of the upcoming features we are adding to MM .NET is object relational mapping. This is an exciting new feature that emulates the functionality found in the upcoming ObjectSpaces technology that will be released as part of WinFS in the Longhorn timeframe. This technology allows you to completely avoid the CRUD data logic you normally need to write or generate when working with ADO.NET.
>>We will have a new version of MM .NET that works with WinFS once it is released, but this new technology we are adding to MM .NET allows you to start working with object relational mapping now, and will allow your code to work "as is" with WinFS when it is finally available. More details to come!