O/RM code generator for CSLA.NET 4.3/4.5/4.6 generating Stored Procedures, Business Layer and Data Access Layer code for Wisej, WinForms, ASP.NET, WPF and Silverlight. There is a complete set of C# templates. Currently there are VB templates, but only for non DAL architecture. You are welcome to contribute with VB templates for DAL DataReader and DAL using DTO.

This release brings a lot of new features and some usability improvements. It's available at CslaGenFork release 4.6.0

1. Besides SQL Server, code generation can target other database engines.

2. Numerous fixes to VB code generation

3. New kinds of CslaObject: abstract base classes, custom criteria classes (wip). The place holder is a nice feature that can be used to group objects (in light blue)

4. Improved property handling with support for custom types (enums etc), database unbound properties and properties persisted to the database as null (read and WRITE)

5. Much improved inheritance support

6. Handle the Saved static event raised by EditableRoot with Weak Event (the generated code was causing memory leaks)

7. Improved database type handling (doesn't crash on geography, etc)

8. The "rules from DLL" feature supports rules with generic type parameters.

• Improve Enum's display - for instance, show Editable Child Collection instead of EditableChildCollection or show C# instead of CSharp
• Improve UI field hiding (show only UI fields that make sense)
• Improve type filtering (show only objects/properties that make sense).
• Introduce Don't ask again MessageBoxEx control and apply it where it fits.

The incomplete feature Generate BypassPropertyChecks was dropped. Dropped legacy support: pre CSLA .NET 4.0 projects, active objects and plugin system.

2017 Sep 04 - Rules sample moved to CslaContrib

• The rules in CslaGenFork library were added to CslaContrib library;
• They are available on NuGet as CslaContrib

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