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Stefan, that most probably looks like a nonsense to most peoples following PSC on every move and happily went down the OE.NET path switching from one controls set to another every two years… Codejock, Infragistics, now Telerik. I might be totally wrong but I still don’t get it why peoples still prefer to use the AVM runtime which in it’s turn loads the .NET VM wrapping everything as a P.L.O, ‘benefit' from the single threaded nature of the runtime (having fun with controls that kinda like to go the multi-threaded way) then build everything in a Java based IDE that arguably is far better than Visual Studio (sic)… and all that for the benefit of using temp-tables and datasets 
For me things would be much more easier if the UI part will just be done completely in .NET, use the darn Visual Studio for development, keep the business logic on AppSrv and call it through OpenClient - you can probably easily build some EF layer on top of OERAs business entities. Things is, everyone looks at me in a strange way when I dare to propose something like that… it’s not the PSC way, everyone needs to do OE.NET. Marian p.s. resending that, looks like latelly the forums have a strange 'censorship' feature or something when replying by email, or it might be just my messages that are filtered out for some reason
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For me things would be much more easier if the UI part will just be done completely in .NET, use the darn Visual Studio for development, keep the business logic on AppSrv and call it through OpenClient - you can probably easily build some EF layer on top of OERAs business entities. Things is, everyone looks at me in a strange way when I dare to propose something like that… it’s not the PSC way, everyone needs to do OE.NET. Marian p.s. resending that, looks like latelly the forums have a strange 'censorship' feature or something when replying by email, or it might be just my messages that are filtered out for some reason Continue reading...