My UnitOfWork does not expose the designed entities

Again me that late... maybe too late so I can`t find my own bugs :P

I do exactly what you do in your samples:

public class DataAccess
{
    public static LightSpeedContext _context;     

    public static LightSpeedContext Context 
    {
        get
        {
            if (_context == null)
                _context = new LightSpeedContext("Development");

            return _context;
        }
    }
}


static void Main()
{
    using (IUnitOfWork uow = DataAccess.Context.CreateUnitOfWork())
    {
        // uow.NoEntitiesHere...              
    }

}

Why are there no entities when I type uow.SchoolclassCode ?

Do you have a secret code tag for the code pastings?

Because you wrote:

using (IUnitOfWork uow = DataAccess.Context.CreateUnitOfWork())

The compiler knows only that uow is an IUnitOfWork -- *you* know that it will actually be a SchoolModelUnitOfWork, but you have told the compiler that the uow variable could be *any* IUnitOfWork.

Change IUnitOfWork to SchoolModelUnitOfWork (or, more easily, var) and you will be good to go.

I don't think we have a code tag but you can use the "HTML" button to tweak the formatting at the HTML level.

>> Do you have a secret code tag for the code pastings?

I'd been meaning to add this for a while and have just done so. I edited your original post so that it is now pretty printed.

To achieve this, view the HTML view of your post and do the following:

<pre class="prettyprint>

  Paste your raw source code here

</pre>

Note: You will have to do this while in the HTML view. These fancy editors are just a bit too fancy and will try and format your code for you when you paste it directly into the box.

I hope that helps,

John-Daniel

yes I thought too that SchoolModelUnitOfWork  must work anyway because it implements IUnitOfWork and I used var before... but still It did not show my entities ??

When I am at home I will deinstall the free version again because of 2 reasons to maybe make the UOW working with my entities:

I had before an older version installed and while installing a new version I thought/had the feeling it was not cleanly removed.

2nd is I tried more than 8 models and got an error message , then I did something and my VS hang up...

So I try to install it cleanly again and let you guys know!

funny I got no error.

 I did this  public static LightSpeedContext Context 

instead of

public static LightSpeedContext<SchoolModelUnitOfWork> Context 

;-)