Archive for May, 2008
Transparent Lazy Loading for Entity Framework – part 3 – Anatomy of a stub
Posted by Jarek Kowalski in Entity Framework on May 28th, 2008
This post is a part of the series that describes EFLazyLoading library.
- Part 1 – Strategies for implementing lazy loading
- Part 2 – Implementation of EFLazyLoading
- Part 3 – Anatomy of a Stub
In two previous articles I have introduced EFLazyLoading – a framework for lazy loading of entities on top of Entity Framework. In this post I will explain what stubs are and how they work. [...]
Transparent Lazy Loading for Entity Framework – part 2
Posted by Jarek Kowalski in Entity Framework on May 12th, 2008
This post is a part of the series that describes EFLazyLoading library.
- Part 1 – Strategies for implementing lazy loading
- Part 2 – Implementation of EFLazyLoading
- Part 3 – Anatomy of a Stub
As I promised last time, I would like to present the result of a little experiment in implementing transparent lazy loading for Entity Framework. You can download the sample code here, the rest of this post tries to explain how it all works. [...]
Transparent Lazy Loading for Entity Framework – part 1
Posted by Jarek Kowalski in Entity Framework on May 12th, 2008
This post is a part of the series that describes EFLazyLoading library.
- Part 1 – Strategies for implementing lazy loading
- Part 2 – Implementation of EFLazyLoading
- Part 3 – Anatomy of a Stub
The first release of Entity Framework supports explicit loading. This means that if you are navigating a relationship, you have to make sure it is loaded by explicitly calling Load()on EntityReference or EntityCollection objects, or pre-loading your relationships by using Include() on your query. [...]
