How To Implement A Generic Entity List Repository And Business Logic For SharePoint 2010 Using The T4 Templating Engine

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// Auto-Generated: 08/08/2010 20:52:07
using System;   
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using Microsoft.SharePoint;

namespace Parago.SharePoint.Samples
{
	[CompilerGenerated]
	public static partial class ContentTypes
	{
		// NOTE: All content type IDs must start with '0x'. It is important to use the lower letter 'x', otherwise
		// an exception ('Value does not fall within the expected range') will be thrown if you use the IDs with
		// the SPContentTypeId class, e.g. new SPContentTypeId("ID").
		
		public static partial class MailTemplate 
		{
			public static readonly SPContentTypeId ID = new SPContentTypeId("0x0100A27F77E833C342C8A8EF4183746795AB");
			public static readonly string Name = "Mail Template";
		}
		
	}
}