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| | RoR-like dynamism in .NET? Hi, Ruby on Rails provides a concept called ActiveRecord which generates a class based on the schema of a table in the database. It further provides a feature called Scaffolding which generates web forms for CRUD operations of the entity. We would like to have basic web forms created based on the fields in the tables. If the fields change, the form should change so that the next time someone accesses it, the new fields are seen. Is there any similar framework for .NET? Thanks, Yash |
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| | Re: RoR-like dynamism in .NET? On Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:43:56 +0200, Yash Ganthe <yashgt@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > We would like to have basic web forms created based on the fields in > the tables. If the fields change, the form should change so that the > next time someone accesses it, the new fields are seen. > Is there any similar framework for .NET? http://www.asp.net/dynamicdata/ -- Joern Schou-Rode http://malamute.dk/ |
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