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The screencasts show how easy it is to build applications with OxyGen Code Generator. The screencasts are packed with information and don't use audio, so feel free to pause or rewind.

The 'Using Visual Studio' screencast is required viewing if Visual Studio 2005/2008 is your primary IDE. 'Generating & Consuming WCF Services' (Part 1 & 2) show a more advanced scenario.

Start! Basics CustomizingStored ProceduresVisual StudioSQL 2008UI Advanced

Quick Code Generation

Get your .NET Application going with minimal effort; no templates, no custom code!

Using Visual Studio

Using Visual Studio We are going to setup a Visual Studio Solution and then configure Code Publication in OxyGen Code Management Studio. The process outlined in this screencast is the recommended way to setup your work environment.

OCMS Overview

Get a guided tour of OxyGen Code Management Studio (OCMS)

	Creating Custom Queries using the Query Builder Add custom functionalities and queries to your application without writing custom code or changing templates
	Code Processing Instructions Overview Processing Instructions are one of the ways to customize OxyGen Code Generator output
	Processing Instructions Batch Operations Speed up some of your configuration tasks with Batch Operations
	Using Reference Type Marker See how using the Reference Type Mark could help you write less code.
	Using Stored Procedure Configuration Wizard Using the Stored Procedure Configuration Wizard to configure two stored procedures from the AdventureWorks database
	Simple Inheritance A quick example on how to configure Table Inheritance, new with OxyGen Code Generator 3.0
	Using Virtual Stored Procedures. Do you like the Structured approach of Stored Procedures but hate the hassle? Virtual Stored Procedures are the way to go!

	Creating Custom Queries using the Query Builder Add custom functionalities and queries to your application without writing custom code or changing templates
	Working with Transactions Based on the AdventureWorks database, we are going to write code to create an Employee. An Employee requires the creation of a Contact and optionally, an Address. We will use a Transaction to ensure that the process succeeeds or fails as one action.
	Code Processing Instructions Overview Processing Instructions are one of the ways to customize OxyGen Code Generator output
	Processing Instructions Batch Operations Speed up some of your configuration tasks with Batch Operations
	Intercepting Generated Code Intercepts maybe used to change the outcome of generated code execution. In this example, we will use Intercepts to ensure that Employees are at least 18 years old.
	Using Reference Type Marker See how using the Reference Type Mark could help you write less code.
	ASP.NET UI Templates Customize the look and feel of the generated ASP.NET UI by introducing 3rd party controls, additional markup and XSLT transformations.

Using Stored Procedure Configuration Wizard

Using the Stored Procedure Configuration Wizard to configure two stored procedures from the AdventureWorks database

Configuring a stored procedure that returns multiple result-sets

See how to configure a stored procedure that returns multiple result-sets (from multiple select statements). As an alternative, you may use the stored procedure configuration wizard. The tables, ProductModel and ProductReview are from the AdventureWorks database.

Using Virtual Stored Procedures.

Do you like the Structured approach of Stored Procedures but hate the hassle? Virtual Stored Procedures are the way to go!

Using Visual Studio

Implementing Table-valued parameters via Intercepts (Part 1)

Ever wanted to insert multiple rows of data at the same time? Table-valued parameters, a new feature introduced with SQL Server 2008, helps you do just that. See how this feature works when your code is generated by OxyGen Code Generator 3.0

Implementing Table-valued parameters via Intercepts (Part 2)

The second part of the Table-valued parameters via Intercepts screencast. Part 1 is required viewing.

Using Name Identifier Indicators

We are going to apply the 'Name Indicator' and 'Identifier Indicator' Column' Processing Instructions to appropriate columns in the CountryRegion table. This will enable the Generator create dropdown list controls for related entities.This can be useful when the generated UI is used for data entry.

ASP.NET UI Templates

Customize the look and feel of the generated ASP.NET UI by introducing 3rd party controls, additional markup and XSLT transformations.

	Using Visual Studio Using Visual Studio We are going to setup a Visual Studio Solution and then configure Code Publication in OxyGen Code Management Studio. The process outlined in this screencast is the recommended way to setup your work environment.
	Creating Custom Queries using the Query Builder Add custom functionalities and queries to your application without writing custom code or changing templates
	Working with Transactions Based on the AdventureWorks database, we are going to write code to create an Employee. An Employee requires the creation of a Contact and optionally, an Address. We will use a Transaction to ensure that the process succeeeds or fails as one action.
	Code Processing Instructions Overview Processing Instructions are one of the ways to customize OxyGen Code Generator output
	Processing Instructions Batch Operations Speed up some of your configuration tasks with Batch Operations
	Intercepting Generated Code Intercepts maybe used to change the outcome of generated code execution. In this example, we will use Intercepts to ensure that Employees are at least 18 years old.
	Configuring a stored procedure that returns multiple result-sets See how to configure a stored procedure that returns multiple result-sets (from multiple select statements). As an alternative, you may use the stored procedure configuration wizard. The tables, ProductModel and ProductReview are from the AdventureWorks database.
	Generating & Consuming WCF Services (Part 1) Shows how to generate and consume WCF Services. A WCF Service is generated, this service is then consumed by the business layer of an ASP.NET App and exposed via a web form.
	Generating & Consuming WCF Services (Part 2) Shows how to generate and consume WCF Services. In part 2, the 'Custom Registration Feature' is used to register the custom class that will expose service-based functionality.

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