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Article 6 May 2013   license: GPL3
Design Patterns and best practices for building flexible and reusable WCF services.
C#ASP.NETXML.NETArchitectDevWCFWPFDesignIntermediate, +
Article 30 Apr 2013   license: GPL3
How to quickly build reusable and flexible WPF, Silverlight, or ASP.NET applications with the powerful Xomega Framework using the best MVVM principles.
C#ASP.NET.NETArchitectDevWPFDesignBeginnerIntermediateSilverlight, +
Forum Message 13 Apr 2013  
Thanks so much for your feedback. Great demo of the dynamic criteria. This would definitely save the real estate on the screen for the criteria and would allow multiple conditions on the same field. O
Re: My vote of 5 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 13 Apr 2013  
Thanks!
Re: Xomega by Xomega Team
Forum Message 4 Apr 2013  
Thanks for your feedback.
Re: My vote of 5 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 2 Apr 2013  
Thank you
Forum Message 2 Apr 2013  
Thanks for your comments. You're right, we're showing a simple yet elegant design pattern that for some reason was not obvious for many engineers designing complex search forms. Giving the users a
Re: My vote of 5 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 2 Apr 2013  
Thanks a lot :)
Forum Message 2 Apr 2013  
Thanks so much for your feedback. If I understand correctly, the full-text search is great for searching across large unstructured or semi-structured data or documents. So, if a certain field store
Re: My vote of 5 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 31 Mar 2013  
Thanks so much, we value your feedback.
Re: My vote of 5 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 31 Mar 2013  
Thanks a lot! We appreciate your feedback.
Article 29 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
How to easily implement cascading selection the MVC way and leverage cached static data.
C#ASP.NET.NETVisual-StudioArchitectDevXAMLWPFIntermediateMVC, +
Article 29 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
A design pattern and implementation example for building advanced search forms
C#XMLWindows.NETArchitectDevWPFDesignIntermediateSilverlight, +
Re: More logical options by Xomega Team
Forum Message 26 Feb 2013  
That's right, good points. Thanks for your feedback, we really appreciate it.
Re: My vote of 1 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 3 Dec 2012  
Could you please explain where do you see only advertising in this article? :wtf: Are you referring to the section where we illustrate the design pattern we discuss using the open source Xomega f
Forum Message 29 Feb 2012  
This article is about the Xomega Framework, which is a free open source framework hosted on CodePlex. You don't have to use our Xomega.Net plug-in for Visual Studio in order to use the framework. I
Re: My vote of 5 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 24 Jan 2012  
Thanks, we are glad you found it helpful.
Re: My vote of 5 by Xomega Team
Forum Message 20 Jan 2012  
Thank you, we appreciate your feedback. Xomega Team
Forum Message 3 Nov 2011  
By the way, you can now generate a default implementation for such search operations with Xomega that uses LINQ for Entities. In fact, Xomega now provides solution templates that let you build WPF, S
Forum Message 15 Mar 2011  
Please see our reply to Manfred's comment above.
Forum Message 15 Mar 2011  
Hi Manfred, Just to clarify, our article is based on an open-source Xomega Framework that is hosted on http://xomfwk.codeplex.com[
Re: Missing Features by Xomega Team
Forum Message 21 Feb 2011  
Yes, that would make the search form even more advanced. As it is, different criteria are combined with an AND, while multiple values within the same search field are combined with ORs. In other words
Forum Message 7 Nov 2009  
Looks like UML-based MDA is not as simple and flexible as one would wish and DSL languages lack standard technologies to support them. Backed by a slew of standard XML technologies, XML-based model
Catalog 7 Nov 2009   license: Commercial
A Visual Studio plug-in that provides an integrated environment for XML-based object modeling and code generation based on a breakthrough Xomega model driven development technology.
XML.NETSQL-ServerArchitectDevADO.NETXSLTDesign
Forum Message 6 Nov 2009  
Richard, In our view, Xomega technology provides a structure to XML object models that is designed to make modeling very simple, yet powerful and extensible, and anyone can employ it without using
Forum Message 6 Nov 2009  
Richard, Thank you for reviewing the article. It is meant to provide an introduction to XML-based object modeling with concrete examples of the objects models that are posted in the code snippets.
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