DataContext Repository Pattern Example Code

An entry about linq | design patterns Publication date 27. September 2008 11:25

Since writing my post on abstracting the Linq to Sql DataContext, I’ve had several requests to post an example project which shows exactly how this works. I finally found some time to do just that – click here to download it!

In the zip file you’ll find the Devin.Core project (Devin is the name of a small start-up I’m involved in), which contains the current version of my DataContext abstraction, as well as the specification pattern implementation that I’ve written about earlier (which by the way is not really finished yet – I’m still planning to pursue this further when I get some time).

To show how it works, I’ve included a simple console application that you can play with.

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