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• A second look at the Converter class.

  I had a chance to actually use my Converter class recently and the experience was less than satisfying. The Converter class works fine, it's just not as easy to use as I would have liked. The way I designed the class forces the user to down-cast the... Posted Dec 07 2007, 10:56 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Generics, Reflection, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM

• Complex type converter - part 3

  Last time we started discussing the internals of the Converter class. We stopped before we covered the CreateConverterClass method. Let's continue today from that point. Here is a listing of that method: private static void CreateConverterClass( string... Posted Oct 29 2007, 10:30 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Reflection, Converter, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM

• Complex type converter - part 2

  Last time I presented an outline of my Converter class and I demonstrated using that class to convert between two model objects. Today I'll begin a discussion of the internals of the Converter class itself. When I created the Converter class I began... Posted Oct 29 2007, 10:07 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Reflection, Converter, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM

• Complex type converter - part 1

  Today I'm going to talk about a utility class that I recently added to my CG.Data library named Converter. The purpose of this class is to convert between instances of model classes in a multi-tiered database application. For instance, in most layered... Posted Oct 26 2007, 07:48 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Reflection, Converter, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM