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UPDATED RELEASE: First Release (feb 27, 2008)

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 17:04:59 GMT

This is the First Release. As it's not intended for real use yet. It only includes source code (source code for the Installer and Test App are included).

This release provides the ability to generate simple detached POCO classes for your entities.
This entities don't expose any events, doesn't implement any interfaces, they are "pure" POCOs.

In entities associations EntitySet<T> has been replaced by a List<T>, and EntityRef<T> with a typed reference.

This disables deferred loading and any connected change tracking behavior (implement by the DataContext class),

This allows for future releases to implement a disconnected change tracking (appropriate for N-Tier applications).

Additionally, no DataContext is auto-generated, allowing to write a custom one in a separate code file. (No explicit dependency between entities and DataContext exists, and tables can be obtained throw DataContext.GetTable<T>())

UPDATED RELEASE: First Release (feb 27, 2008)

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:57:16 GMT

CREATED RELEASE: First Release (feb 27, 2008)

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:51:04 GMT

This is the First Release. As it's not intended for real use yet. It only includes source code, an Installer and Test App can be built from the source code)

This release provides the ability to generate simple detached POCO classes for your entities.
This entities don't expose any events, doesn't implement any interfaces, they are pure POCOs.

EntitySet<T> has been replaced by a List<T>, and EntityRef<T> with a typed reference.

This allows to cut any connected change tracking behavior (implement by the DataContext class),

This allows in future releases to implement a disconnected change tracking (appropriate for N-Tier applications).

Additionally, no DataContext is auto-generated, allowing to write a custom one in a separate code file. (No explicit dependency between entities and DataContext exists, and tables can be obtained throw DataContext.GetTable<T>())