Hi,

Suspect I have missed something obvious here but have not been able to find the cause.

I created a SF Web Application project in VS2010 and have created a SF webform based on a master page.

I added the business object definitions to the application base page.

I set the page I created to the "Start Page" for the app. When I run the app and look in the debugger the BOs have a value of "Nothing" in the page load event.  I looked at the sample web application but could locate where the BOs are being instantiated when the application starts.    

If I set the Start Page to Default.Aspx I get an error when I try to run the application:



What am I missing?

TIA,

Andy

Andrew,

I think that there may be more of a setup issue here in regards to setting up a web project.  Since this could have turned into a really long post, I have created you a sample.  I used the VS2010 C# template and created this sample.  I created a business object project and a web project.  If you look the ApplicationBasePage, you will see how the BO is defined in C#.

This sample uses the StrataFrameSample database and the customers table.  Also, if you run into any issues, let me know and I can give you a beta build.  We will be pushing out a build before long that has a number of fixes, etc.  Including some C# web templates that were being a little argumentative But I don't think that this has anything to do with your current issue.

Let me know.  Thanks.

Hi Trent,

I loaded your sample application and ran it under VS2010. I got the same issue with the BO as before unfortunately.

I have attached a screenshot of the debugger display for your reference,

Best regards,

Andy 

Wow...I ran this on two different machines and environments.  So this tells me that there is something fishy with your development environment.  I can't imagine the changes that have been made in SF would have an effect on this, but I will do a build and let you have a beta version and see if this resolves the problem.

You are trying to run an Express version are you?  Also, as an aside, I would definitely go with VS 2010...major enhancements and a far better development environment.  If you are doing new development, you are going to want to start in VS 2010 instead of VS 2008.

I have the full version of VS2010Pro, installed from MSDN CD. From memory I had vs2003, vs2005 and vs2008 and Strataframe already installed.

I then installed VS2010, uninstalled Strataframe, downloaded the latest version of Strataframe and then reinstalled Strataframe so options would appear in VS2010.

I agree that this would appear to an environmental issue. I could re-install Strataframe and VS2010 and if you think thats worth a shot,

Best regards,

Andy

Before you do...let me give you a beta SF build just to make sure that there isn't something underlying that I am not thinking about.  Hold on for just a bit

Still working on that build...sorry for the delay

Sent you a PM with a link.