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ADO.NET Data Services - Exposing Arbitrary Data (2)


Following on from the previous post , I wanted to look at how we can make our arbitrary data source available for both read and write in the same way that an Entity Framework data source is. As I talked about in this post , this involves implementing IUpdatable on the class that we feed to WebDataService<T>

Filed under: Database,SQL  |    On : 2008 Jan 03  |  From: Mike Taultys Blog   | related Posts

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