Paladin RAD Framework

NEW POST: ODBC integration

ZeBobo5 — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:09:37 GMT

Hello,

Thanks for this useful tool.

Why don't you use ODBC drivers?

ZeBobo5

NEW POST: I like it!

firedancer — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 08:18:47 GMT

Hi!

I have a Work-In-Progress version for .NET 2.0 that supports Nullable types and TransactionScope. However, I do not have the time to complete it :(

Regards,
Serena

NEW POST: I like it!

dasin — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 16:21:37 GMT

Do you have any plans to move it to .NET 2.0/3.0?
Thank you.

UPDATED RELEASE: 0.9.0 RC3 SR-1 Beta (Mar 18, 2007)

Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:44:46 GMT

This is the latest release migrated over from the Gotdotnet workspace. This release fixes some minor bugs discovered in the RC3 release and upgrades the BEWizard to support custom templates. Paladin.Core: - Fixed: Exception thrown when Primary Key is an Auto Incremented field in MS Access. BEWizard: - Fixed: Format Display Check Names not position correctly when form is resized. - Fixed: Primary and Foreign Keys not renamed in Relation Step. - Fixed: Some portions are still renaming class names to singular. - Changed Grid Colours. - Upgraded profiles to be more robust to deserialization changes. - Upgraded to read template files from .config file. Although a little tedious, you can now customized your own BEWizard templates. Check out the downloads for the Template projects.

UPDATED RELEASE: 0.9.0 RC3 SR-1 Beta (Mar 18, 2007)

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 06:56:08 GMT

This release fixes some minor bugs discovered in the RC3 release and upgrades the BEWizard to support custom templates. Paladin.Core: - Fixed: Exception thrown when Primary Key is an Auto Incremented field in MS Access. BEWizard: - Fixed: Format Display Check Names not position correctly when form is resized. - Fixed: Primary and Foreign Keys not renamed in Relation Step. - Fixed: Some portions are still renaming class names to singular. - Changed Grid Colours. - Upgraded profiles to be more robust to deserialization changes. - Upgraded to read template files from .config file. Although a little tedious, you can now customized your own BEWizard templates. Check out the downloads for the Template projects.

UPDATED WIKI: Home

firedancer — Fri, 25 May 2007 15:47:18 GMT

Project Description
Paladin is a generic, feature-rich application framework that is designed for today's competitive rapid application development (RAD) environment. It provides a library of classes and a set of tools that developers can easily use to quickly create the foundations of their applications. The core library of classes in Paladin were designed to adhere to the layered-application framework design pattern to allow maximum extensibility, maintainability and scalability for applications.

At the Data Access Layer, Paladin provides features ranging from automatic SQL generation, stored-procedure binding to object-relational mapping and persistence. Developers can easily persist an entire object hierachy in one method call. At the Business Services Layer, Paladin provides base classes for creating Entity objects and collections that represents the data stored in the physical data storage.

Basic Business Components and base component classes are also provided for developers to extend to encapsulate their application business logic. The business components in paladin can easily support transactional services by seamlessly integrating to .NET's EnterpriseServices.

Most frameworks require a high learning curve where developers need to spend a lot of time studying the internals before a single line of code can be written. Paladin simplifies the implementation process with a powerful wizard application - the Business Entity Wizard (BEWizard), whereby all necessary foundation code can be generated in C# or VB.NET within a few clicks.

CREATED RELEASE: 0.9.0 RC3 SR-1 Beta

Sun, 18 Mar 2007 07:00:00 GMT