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Setting Up the Caché Managed Provider2. In the Add Reference window, click on Browse...3. Browse to \Dev\dotnet\Bin and select InterSystems.Data.CacheClient.dll (seeDefault Caché Installation Directory in the Caché Installation Guide for the location of on your system).4. Click OK.In the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, the InterSystems.Data.CacheClient assembly should nowbe listed under References:Add Using Statements to the ApplicationAdd the Using statements for the Caché Provider before the beginning of your application's namespace.Both CacheClient and CacheTypes are included in the InterSystems.Data.CacheClient assembly.using InterSystems.Data.CacheClient;using InterSystems.Data.CacheTypes;namespace DotNetSample {...}8 Using the Caché Managed Provider for .NET
Adding the Caché Object Binding Wizard to Visual StudioCacheTypes is not strictly necessary except when your project uses the classes listed in The CacheTypesNamespace, but both Using statements should be added as a matter of course, since you will probablyneed the CacheTypes classes sooner or later.2.2 Adding the Caché Object Binding Wizard toVisual StudioThe Caché Object Binding Wizard is a program to generate Caché proxy objects (see Using the CachéObject Binding Wizard in Using Caché Proxy Classes). It can be run from the command line, but willbe more readily available if you integrate it into Visual Studio by adding it to the External Toolsmenu.To add the Caché Object Binding Wizard to the Tools menu:1. From the Visual Studio main menu, select Tools > External Tools...2. In the External Tools window:• click Add• in the Title field, enter : Cache Object Binding Wizard• in the Command field, browse to the \Dev\dotnet\Bin directory and selectCacheNetWizard.exe (see Default Caché Installation Directory in the Caché Installation Guidefor the location of on your system)• Click OKUsing the Caché Managed Provider for .NET 9
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