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Using Caché Proxy Classes• Adding Proxy Code to a Project — what to do with new proxy files once you've got them.• Methods Inherited from Caché System Classes — a set of standard methods that the Proxy Generatoradds to all proxy files.5.2.1 Using the Caché Object Binding WizardThe Caché Object Binding Wizard can be run either as a stand-alone program (CacheNetWizard.exe,located in \Dev\dotnet\bin\ by default) or as a tool integrated into Visual Studio (SeeAdding the Caché Object Binding Wizard to Visual Studio).When you start the Wizard, the following window is displayed:Enter the following information:1. Select the Caché server you wish to connect to:Select the server containing the Caché classes for which you want to generate .NET classes. Toselect the server:28 Using the Caché Managed Provider for .NET
Generating Caché Proxy Classes• Click Connect and select your server• Enter your username and password at the prompt. The Cache Connection Manager isdisplayed:• Select the namespace containing your class (this will be SAMPLES for the bookdemos project)• Click OK.2. Select what you want the Wizard to generate:For the bookdemos project, you would select Source Files and Language: C#.3. Select where the Wizard output will go:Generally, this will be the same folder that contains the .csproj file for your project. In this example,the file will be named WizardCode.cs, and will be placed in the main bookdemos project directory.4. Select the classes you wish to use:For this exercise, you should select the Sample.Person and Sample.Company classes fromthe SAMPLES namespace. The Sample.Address and Sample.Employee classes will beincluded automatically because they are used by Sample.Person and Sample.Company. Ifyou check Show System Classes, classes from %SYS (the standard Caché Class Library)will be displayed along with those from SAMPLES.5. Generator options:For this exercise, check Methods with default arguments and leave the other fieldsempty. The options are:• Use .Net Compact Framework — generate proxy code for mobile applications.• Methods with default arguments — generates some optional overloads for certain systemmethods.Using the Caché Managed Provider for .NET 29
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