Generic data access with ADO.NET and the Data Access Application Block

Sunday, May 18, 2003

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I've published an article on a french site named DotNetGuru. This site is dedicated to technical articles mainly about architecture in .NET (often with comparisons with J2EE).

The subject of my article is Generic data access with ADO.NET and the Data Access Application Block. In this article I show:

how to compensate the lack of genericity in ADO.NET by going beyond the interfaces provided by ADO.NET and introducing the Provider and DataSource classes.
the generic DBHelper class I created from the DAAB's SqlHelper class.

Warning: this article is in french. Si quelqu'un souhaite le traduire...

Source code which shouldn't need translation (C#) is included.

2 Comments

Great Frabrice i think it's the first article about this new version. A mini bug fix version is comming in a couple of weeks. There are 3 bugs reported and they will be fixed.

I love your JS clock tweak :) But i'ts incredible that IE dometimes does not update the background page when you move the mouse. :S

Diego Gonzalez - Friday, September 19, 2003 4:09:00 PM

Hi Diego, I hadn't seen your posts due to my vacation. I just found the new release in the workspace. I'll take a look at it soon.

Not sure I'll keep the JS clock up, but I find it nice ;-)

Fabrice - Friday, September 19, 2003 4:20:00 PM

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