Posts Tagged ‘EFLazyLoading’
Entity Framework samples converted to Visual Basic
Posted by Jarek Kowalski in Entity Framework on May 21st, 2009
We have recently published Visual Basic versions of our MSDN Code Gallery samples for Entity Framework v3.5SP1.
The following translated samples are currently available in two languages (C# and VB) […]
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. […]
