10-4 Episode 31: AdventureWorks Bikes Front End to Back End
- Posted: Aug 26, 2009 at 12:37 PM
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In July Jonathan and Ron paired up to build out a web application for AdventureWorks Bikes. In this episode we will see how you can
- Create a model driven ADO.NET Data service
- Use the new ASP.NET AJAX controls to consume this service
- Automate the business processing on the backend with a new Flowchart workflow
- Consume a data service from an ASP.NET MVC application
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Where can I find this example to look at?
I love the new FlowChart - really helpful, and all the service consuming stuff is ooking good for the future
I don;t if the whole example is there, but the AW Site can be found in the VS 2010 Traning Kit
We have not published this code on the web yet. Perhaps for beta 2.
Any chance with the release of Beta 2 that the code could be posted on the web?
@rojacobs: any chance to have whole example code?
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