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This is my first time using DistributedUnitOfWork, and seem to be getting stuck. I have tried to look through the examples, but they are much more complicated than I need as they a web-based. So it is a bit tricky picking out what is the core of the Distrbuted bit. Do you have an exmaple of using DistributedUnitofWork in a simple Winforms environment? What I am trying to achieve, more as an experiment to test theories, is. a) I have a Windows Service, that connects to a SQL Server 2008 database. In the database (Logging) is only a single table (Log). This service uses a DistributedUnitOfWork and a ServiceHost to host the service. The service appears to run correctly without error. In the client end I have a single winforms app, with a single button that connects to the servicehost, and executes a query against the database. However when I run this app, it always tells me there is no Entity called Log. As I said I have tried to work through the examples, beut they seem overly complex as they are demonstrating many features, but mainly are being using in a website environment. Can someone please provide a simple example of how to configure the client. Alternatively, I have attached a copy of my project, perhaps someone could tell me what I have missed? Many thanks |
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Please disregard, this was posted twice in error. |
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