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re: Movie Database in 2 Minutes with Running Objects

Damian — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 13:34:30 GMT

I have resolved issue, i am running sql 2008R2 with default instance, the web.config was set to .\SQLEXPRESS

Ended up taking more than 2 minutes but got it sorted in end.

Thanks for prompt reply,

Damian

re: Movie Database in 2 Minutes with Running Objects

edurdias — Sun, 23 Sep 2012 16:25:18 GMT

Hi Damian,

What error you get when you try to run it? Can you share with us?

My initial suggestion would be to validate the connection string and verify if you need to provide additional information.

Regards,

Eduardo

re: Movie Database in 2 Minutes with Running Objects

edurdias — Sat, 01 Sep 2012 14:28:04 GMT

Hi Noyes, this blog uses CommunityServer by Telligent.

re: Introduction to Running Objects

edurdias — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 13:46:41 GMT

Hi Richard,

Thank you for your feedback. Naked Objects has been part of the subjects of our researches for the last years.

I’ve implemented DotObjects in few projects and they were still missing ‘something’. After review the architecture where it would never be possible to accomplish a server-client approach; the concepts behind where applying Naked Objects at its full level would be too much intrusive to the development and; the requirement for a business analysis process that merges with the architecture and domain modeling where the main reasons to shutdown it and start over again, new, different and them Running Objects has born few months ago.

Running Objects brings a new proposal, simple, direct and straight forward DDD for the software and business analysis, OO for modeling and Naked Objects as inspiration and reference.

Great to know that we projects working with REST services, I will take a deep look at it. Currently we use a single core mechanism for both REST/ASP.NET ends. Just the rendering and routing control differentiate them.

I'm currently researching about description languages for RESTful services, if you have any insight or idea, please contact me.

Regards,

Eduardo

re: Introduction to Running Objects

lynn eriksen — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 23:19:26 GMT

Okay. Sounds good. I will keep an eye out.

Might want to link a blog to RunningObjects.com as well.

re: Introduction to Running Objects

edurdias — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 15:41:20 GMT

Hi lynn eriksen,

I agree with you that we need more documentation. We are working hard this week to get some get start videos and tutorials.

We don't intend to do 'auto magic', the RO will use the OO concepts to help you build the application. For example, to create a new item, you just need to create a constructor. The constructor will be the "Create Item" screen.

I really forgot to release the new get started. I am doing it today.

Stay tuned because we will have a lot of new docs this week.

Thank you,

Eduardo