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  Tuesday, October 21, 2003


In tribute to my blogging hero, Mr. Scoble, and also in reference to John Bristowe’s comment about the Scoble blogroll, I’ve updated my Radio page.  Maybe it’s because I’m mentally limited, but this took more effort that I could have imagined due to the different OPML formats  in Radio and NewsGator (my master list).  When I get more time and learn some better ways to do this, I will blog some more on the process.

 


11:49:14 PM    comment []

I just saw a presentation by Luca Bolognese.   Way cool stuff!  Therefore, I highly recommend attending this PDC session.
.NET Framework: Developing Applications Using the New Object-Relational Technologies in "Whidbey"– ADO.NET ObjectSpaces
Track: Data Systems   Code: DAT410
Room: Room 515AB   Time Slot: Wed, October 29 5:00 PM-6:15 PM
Speakers: Luca Bolognese
Traditionally object oriented business objects and relational databases have differing ways of structuring data. As a result, developers are forced to develop a layer of code between the business logic and the database access code if they wish to decouple the layers. Included in the "Whidbey" release is a new data access technology called ADO.NET ObjectSpaces. Learn how ObjectSpaces allow you to query, modify or persist their CLR business objects without being concerned with the underlying structure of the relational data store. See how to declaratively map your database schema to object hierarchy (including advance object oriented features of inheritance and complex relationships) without writing a single line of TSQL code. Learn about the runtime services provided by ObjectSpaces components such as object identity and delayed loading.

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