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22 Jul 2004
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All about ECO
Malcolm Groves has a series of blog posts on ECO that really belong articles on BDN. Here's an entry point to his articles
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John Kaster
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22 Jul 2004
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Derived attributes in ECO
Read Malcolm Groves' blog for great in-depth information on ECO attributes
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John Kaster
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22 Jul 2004
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ECO associations
Malcolm Groves blogs about associations in ECO
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John Kaster
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22 Jul 2004
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ECO Optimism
Malcolm Groves blogs about ECO's optimistic locking
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John Kaster
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Article
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30 Mar 2005
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Using the Object Constraint Language with ECO
This article describes basic OCL types and navigation, with some brief examples showing how OCL is used in Delphi.
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John Bushakra
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Article
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4 Aug 2005
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ECO II and ASP.NET Web Applications
This tutorial demonstrates the new capabilities of Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) II to be used in ASP.NET Web applications with Borland. Delphi. 2005.
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Bob Swart
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Article
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13 Jul 2006
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ECO State Machines
Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) is a powerful application framework that provides both a design and runtime environment. The current version of ECO adds the State Machine diagram to model the behavior of classes.
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Gerard van.der.Pol
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Article
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23 Aug 2007
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ECO Developer's Guide Overview
ECO Developer's Guide Overview
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Nick Hodges
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Article
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19 Mar 2008
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Using String Attributes in ECO IV dbExpress Applications
This article discusses a potential problem with using string attributes in ECO IV applications which use the dbExpress persistence mapper, and provides a solution to overcome it.
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David Clegg
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Article
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13 Feb 2005
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A case study for ECO II: An ASP.NET web site
This article outlines Peter's experiences of rewriting www.HowToDoThings.com using ECO
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Peter Morris
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Contributed Article
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18 Jul 2005
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What is ECO anyway?
This article provides an overview of ECO
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Peter Morris
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Contributed Article
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18 Jul 2005
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Combining ECO OCL constraint validation with ASP .net page validation
This article will describe how to combine the power of class based OCL constraints in ECO with ASP .net page validation.
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Peter Morris
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Contributed Article
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13 Aug 2005
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Using VCL.NET with ECO
Demonstrates using VCL.NET as the presentation framework for ECO applications. Updated to include TListConnector
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David Clegg
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Contributed Article
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14 Sep 2005
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Real life complexity with ECOII. Part 1.
Article shows how to build a project planner application with the ECOII Framework
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Hans Karlsen
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Contributed Article
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14 Feb 2006
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Report Writing for an ECO Application
This article shows how easy report writing is with an ECO application, given suitable tools. It also demonstrates using derived attributes and OCLColumns in an application and adding ECO support to an existing unit.
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Dick Walker
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Contributed Article
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6 Jul 2006
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ECO III: Using IOclService
....or: The story about IObject and IElement.
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Holger Flick
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Contributed Article
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18 Sep 2006
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ECO Example: Backup Utility
Created as an ECO learning vehicle for myself, it acts as a practical example demonstrating various abilities of ECO and that, even for such a modest project, ECO is an advantage and should never be considered “overkill”.
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Wayne Niddery
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Contributed Article
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25 Jan 2007
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Creando tu primer aplicación en ECO - Tutorial 1
Este articulo de muestra la construcción de una aplicación simple utilizando el Borland ® Enterprise Core Objects (ECO)™ tecnología incluida en Borland® Delphi™ 2006 Architect.
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Jorge Alberto Ruiz Villeda
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Contributed Article
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25 Jan 2007
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ECO III y aplicaciones web ASP.NET - Tutorial 2
Este tutorial demuestra las nuevas capacidades de Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) II para desarrollar aplicaciones web ASP.NET con Borland. Delphi 2006.
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Jorge Alberto Ruiz Villeda
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Contributed Article
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25 Jan 2007
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Trabajando con Asociaciones ECO III - Tutorial 3
.- Este artículo muestra como acceder a objectos Borland ® Enterprise Core (ECO™) en código vía handles (manejadores), implementando relaciones y utilizando master/detail desde la interfase de usuario.
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Jorge Alberto Ruiz Villeda
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Contributed Article
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