Projects tagged ‘dotnet’ and ‘generation’

DocProject drives the Sandcastle help generation tools using the power of Visual Studio 2005/2008 and MSBuild. Choose from various Visual Studio project templates that build compiled help 1.x, 2.x ... [More] , or an ASP.NET help web site for all project references and external sources. [Less]

CrossNet is a cross platform .NET Runtime. It parses .NET assemblies and generates unmanaged C++ code that can be compiled on any standard C++ compiler. More than 95% of the .NET 2.0 features are ... [More] actually "emulated" in C++. CrossNet does *not* produce managed C++, the generated code is pure C++ ANSI. Even if that's only an emulation of .NET behavior, the performance and memory usages are usually in the same range as C++ / .NET. [Less]

EntityBuilder is developed in C#. It's a database entities class generator based on WPF. It allows to generate the source code of database entities, based on XML templates, in several library formats.

A .Net C# application that generates code and resources to implement a multi-lingual user interface in both C# and VB.

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]

Introduction While I am not a huge fan of code generation, I do believe it has its place in software engineering. It is perfect for generating repetitive and mundane code, like CRUD (create ... [More] , retrieve, update, delete) functionality. I know there's other tools out there that do this as well, as well as others who've made their own code generation tools. But I like writing my own tools. And, I did not want to spend a significant amount of money or time learning commercially available code generation software. So I came up with SQLCODEGEN.EXE to generate C# data access code. As delivered, it only works for Microsoft SQL Server. However, there are ways to make it work for other data sources as well. [Less]

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]

An XML technologies-based code generation tool, currently supporting generating robust SQL Server 2005 code with C# data access wrappers. This tool has been in development as a side project for over ... [More] 5 years, and has been used to create enterprise-level databases, access tiers which API-wise mirror the database's stored procedure layer, and allow logical and API inheritance in the database. In addition, the generated object graphs form the Model of the various Lazarus components, using the tool to improve itself. [Less]

A simple web service framework that allow you add some fault tolerance behavour to your web service calls. It currently support : * work with existing code : the generated classes inherits from ... [More] the ones that visual studio creates so there will be no signature changes * automatically retry all web service calls on failure * automatically switch to alternative urls on failure * allow multiple alternative urls per web service with priority support * easy to configure (max retry, retry interval, url list per web service) * allow command line generation for automation (with batch file or post build event) * allow an interactive and user friendly way to generate the soap client classes (using a Winform interface) * work with C# and Visual Basic projects * failures are logged using log4net so you can easily record them to any data storage for auditing purpose * open source : do whatever you want with the binaries and the code. Just share you enhancements [Less]

Templates for generation of CSLA classes.