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Daniel Essin
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Objects that inherit from MicroFour.StrataFrame.Business.BusinessLayer, i.e. BusinessObjects, have 2 overloads on the constructor. The second one takes an IContainer.
How and when is that used?
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BO Constructor
Daniel Essin
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19 Years Ago
The second constructor that accepts the IContainer is used when you...
StrataFrame Team
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19 Years Ago
In a windows service you get some code like:...
Daniel Essin
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19 Years Ago
Probably... if you drop a business object onto the service within the...
StrataFrame Team
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19 Years Ago
I'll try it.
Daniel Essin
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19 Years Ago
Tried it...
The error says "The object that the business...
Daniel Essin
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19 Years Ago
Tried inheriting from...
Daniel Essin
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19 Years Ago
The "components" collection is only used for user interface stuff, and...
StrataFrame Team
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19 Years Ago
I've got this code in my service:
//--...
Daniel Essin
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19 Years Ago
Hi Daniel Just a SWAG; maybe the connection information is missing?...
Gary C Wynne
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19 Years Ago
Daniel, More than likely it has to do with the connection. Has any BO...
Trent L. Taylor
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19 Years Ago
I did:
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Daniel Essin
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19 Years Ago
There is the problem. When you create the SqlDataSourceItem, your...
Trent L. Taylor
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19 Years Ago
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