breeze

My application allows the user to create products along with their UOM (Units of Measurement) and Barcodes During the creation process, API will check if there is no barcode entered, it will generate it automatically. That worked fine until I decided to add weight products that require scale barcodes with 7 digits. BeforeSaveEntity will ask if the product type is weight then generate 7 digits barcode, else, it will generate 13 digits. The problem is; I can't get this to work when checking the parent table, here is my code: Models: (for convenience, I have omitted unneeded properties.) public

I am trying to load records using breeze. While loading record i am showing spin icon. But somehow spin icon seems to stop while records are being loaded in grid. Here is my html <div id="showSpin" data-bind="visible: isSpinning" style="padding: 10px; position: absolute; top:248px;left: 320px; background-color: #FFF; opacity: 0.9; filter: alpha(opacity=90);"> <img src="/images/spin.gif" /> </div> here is my code to load image isSpinning(true) context.getData(name, records).then(function (data) { isSpinning(false); setTimeout(function () { isSpinning(false); }, 300); }) .fail("Record not found"

I am thinking of using upshot.js along with Knockout in one of my very important projects. I do not see any documentation or any activity around upshot. Before I commit to this decision, is this project still active? If the entire asp.net stack is now open and one can see what is getting committed to repository, why this small library is still not on codeplex or github for community to see? I hope this is still on radar of asp.net team. According to this blog post, Upshot is officially dead: http://www.riaservicesblog.net/Blog/post/WCF-RIA-Services-is-Dead-Long-Live-WCF-RIA-Services.aspx The

Is there a .Net attribute that will tell Breeze to completely ignore a property? I know that making the property protected is one way to hide it from Breeze and prevent its serialization, but what if I would like it to remain public ? It is tricky to devise an easy, maintainable way to have EF-generated metadata say one thing to the client and another to EF itself. But you can do it if you're willing to have two DbContexts : the "real" DbContext for server-side model operations and another DbContext strictly for client metadata generation. A DbContext for Metadata It isn't as difficult as it

I have downloaded the sample 'Breeze 0.83.5' applications from http://www.breezejs.com/documentation/download The Angular 'ToDo' sample does not work with IE8. I have included the following script references above my Breeze script reference. Any idea why this doesn't work? Breeze's Angular support makes use of the 'backingStoreAdapter' which in turn depends on the ES5 Javascript 'defineProperty' method being implemented by the browser. This was not implemented in IE8, and unfortunately, cannot be supplemented via the use of a shim. This is the only adapter that has this limitation, the breeze