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Fluent Ado.Net is a lightweight wrapper around Ado.Net, designed to be used in a fluent manner, encourage code reused, and make mapping to domain classes easier. Fluent Ado.Net was originally ... [More] designed for the compact framework, but can be used in any .net project. [Less]
Created 8 months ago.

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Feeds DAL(Data Access Layer) supports Atom and RSS feeds and will validate and convert to MS Common Feeds List(CFL) for WinXP+ clients. The code can be easily modified to create a feed converter ... [More] from any feed to any feed format. Feeds based application will benefit from easily converting their old feeds format to a new one. [Less]
Created 8 months ago.

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Provides remote access service (RAS) components on the Windows Mobile platform for languages like C# and VB.NET.
Created 8 months ago.

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Provides remote access service (RAS) components for .NET languages like C# and VB.NET (2.0.50727 and later only).
Created 10 months ago.

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Privileges determine the type of system operations that a process can perform. Process Privileges is a set of extension methods, written in C#, for System.Diagnostics.Process. It implements the ... [More] functionality necessary to query, enable, disable or remove privileges on a process. [Less]
Created 10 months ago.

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Publech is a popular content management system based on Microsoft .NET 3.5 technology and is meant to be an open source code, free for developpers to develop and contribute with ideas and expertise.
Created 9 months ago.

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Framework for RAD against relational database (and xml), using a sophisticated, easy-to-use OO model (3-tier). Supports multiple database platforms. Uses generics and partial classes. Supports ADO ... [More] transactions (doesnt require MSDTC). Includes a winforms Class Generatator for auto [Less]
Created 8 months ago.

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ObjectHierarchicalDataSource is to hierarchical data sources what ObjectDataSource is to tabular data sources. It enables the page developer to declaratively bind hierarchical controls such as Menu and TreeView to almost any object graph.
Created 10 months ago.

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Devv.Core.UniDataTier is a generic and easy to use data access layer compatible with SQL Server, Oracle, OleDb and ODBC. Support for other databases (MySQL was tested in the early stages) can be ... [More] easily added using the provided Enum and overloaded methods. [Less]
Created 10 months ago.

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No designers No massive unreadable code files Having been frustrated with clunky designers and unmanageable code generation in commercial .NET O/R mappers, I have decided to give up on them. My ... [More] vision for this project is a simple code file generation class library driven by an administration GUI as a separate Winform application. It will use an easy to understand factory pattern. Files will be kept very small and easy to manage, and best of all, there will be no designer and impossible to read five thousand line long xml or C# code files. The idea of this project is simple. In one click, take a database and generate a simple, maintainable data access layer that just works. All default CRUD operations will be generated using LINQ. There will be no possibility of designer files becoming corrupt and wiping out your O/R Mappings while you try to find that one character in that 5000 line long XML configuration to fix it. Simple is better, but if developers need more flexibility, a series of extension classes will be available to build on top of the core data access layer. I never want a developer to have to touch the core for any reason. It will be a one click operation to build a data access layer for a small application, but it will have the ability to be customized for complex applications as well. I plan to port the functionality as a visual studio plug-in down the road. [Less]
Created 6 months ago.