Which framework to use for c#?

[Sergio]

Hi all,

Which framework or set of technologies would you use to build an enterprise
bookkeeping application?
Application must use business objects, UI will be developed as a client
application using Windows Forms and WPF, and later a web UI will be added.

What to use for business object support?
I've found http://www.lhotka.net/cslanet/?
What about http://nettiers.com/ ?

Tnx!

[Michael D. Ober]

"Sergio" <MA****************@globalnet.hrwrote in message
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Hi all,

Which framework or set of technologies would you use to build an
enterprise bookkeeping application?
Application must use business objects, UI will be developed as a client
application using Windows Forms and WPF, and later a web UI will be added.

What to use for business object support?
I've found http://www.lhotka.net/cslanet/?
What about http://nettiers.com/ ?

Tnx!

None - by the time you finish, you will have spent as much as if you had
simply purchased it. Now to the technical answer - framework 3.0 or later.

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Sergio wrote:

Which framework or set of technologies would you use to build an
enterprise bookkeeping application?
Application must use business objects, UI will be developed as a client
application using Windows Forms and WPF, and later a web UI will be added.

What to use for business object support?

..NET comes with most you will need.

I would add an O/R mapper like NHibernate or LLBLGen for persistance,
possible a DI framework like Spring.NET, log4net for logging, NUnit
for unit tests and maybe some more configuration management tools
(but that is outside my area of expertise).

Arme

[Sergio]

"Arne Vajhøj" <ar**@vajhoej.dkwrote in message
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.NET comes with most you will need.

I would add an O/R mapper like NHibernate or LLBLGen for persistance,
possible a DI framework like Spring.NET, log4net for logging, NUnit
for unit tests and maybe some more configuration management tools
(but that is outside my area of expertise).

Arme

Tnx for your answer, goin' to examine .Net in more detail. ;)

[hp.haberlandner]

On Mar 10, 3:34*am, "Sergio" <[e-mail]:

Hi all,

Which framework or set of technologies would you use to build an enterprise
bookkeeping application?
Application must use business objects, UI will be developed as a client
application using Windows Forms and WPF, and later a web UI will be added.

What to use for business object support?
I've foundhttp://www.lhotka.net/cslanet/?
What abouthttp://nettiers.com/?

Tnx!

Have a look at Enterprise Library (http://www.codeplex.com/entlib)
from Microsoft. It is a mature library covering basics like exception
handling, logging, validation or caching in a very complete, flexible
and modular way.
If your focus is on business objects have a look at Persistor.NET
(www.persistor.net) for persistence. It provides a very easy way to
store your objects.

Hans-Peter

Persistor.NET Team