Coding is fun and all, but what if we could generate a form instantly without having to create sql statements or create classes? Sure, LINQ does that, but it's annoying to have to recreate the LINQ-TO-SQL file every time the database schema changes. Since IronPython is a dynamic
language, it has the ability to add new members to a type at runtime.
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In this tutorial, we will create a simple update form. It will work off the class that was built in the last tutorial and
use object oriented principals.
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In this tutorial we will be creating a sql table based class for a simple form.
It will demonstrate how to create a class and reference it from a form.
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I have added a handy object generator/ORM I created a while ago. It will generate objects with basic CRUD operations, sql scripts, and c# code based off tables in SQL Server 2000/2005. I will modify it to create Python code at a future date. A demonstration is available at here.
The source code can be downloaded below. Just change the connection string and you are all set.
This will run on ASP.NET 2.0 and greater. An IronPython version is coming soon. This code generator is still a work in progress. Questions, comments, suggestions, bugs can be directed to admin@ironpythonresource.com.
ObjectGenerator.zip (16.35 kb)
This tutorial goes over connecting to a database, binding the data to a grid,
then color coding the stocked quantity column. This could be done through sqldatasource, however for this demonstration it will be bound manually to show how it can be done.
The AdventureWorks database will be used.
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Ever wanted to know how to create an IronPython site but didn't know where to start? Here is a simple tutorial to get you up and running quickly.
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