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1. What are the system
requirements for OxyGen Code?
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You can run OxyGen Code on the following operating systems:
i) Microsoft Windows XP or a later version
ii) Microsoft Windows Vista
iii) Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or a later version
iv) Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3) or a later
version
The following .NET Framework version should be installed:
i) .NET Framework 2.0 or a later version
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2. Which database managers
does OxyGen Code run against?
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OxyGen Code generates code against the following database managers:
i) MS SQL Server 2005 or a later version
ii) MS SQL Server 2005 Express Edition or later
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3. What does OxyGen Code
generate?
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OxyGen Code generates the layers in the Application Model:
i) Data Access Layer
ii) Business Layer
iii) Presentation Layers:
- ASP.NET
- XML Web Services
- Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
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4. Does OxyGen Code Generator
use Templates?
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OxyGen Code does not use Templates like some products on the market. The generated
code is based on the information from database schemas, relationships between entities
, plus additional, user specified information. To ensure that the code remains well
structured, Oxygen Code Management Studio is used to configure code generation sessions.
This give you a degree of flexibility, but retains the virtues of layered, structured
code.
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5. Apart from the basic
CRUD operations, what else does OxyGen Code generate?
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Apart from the basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations OxyGen Code
generates the Data Access, Business, and Presentation Layers of a typical .NET application
including XML Web Services and WCF. Another feature of OxyGen Code is the automatic
inclusion of Search, Custom Paging and Caching in the generated APIs.
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6. Does OxyGen Code handle
custom Stored Procedures?
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Yes, OxyGen Code handles custom Stored Procedures. It provides a Stored Procedure
Configuration mechanism which allows the user to create specific execution and resultset
configurations, as well as, entity definitions.
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7. I store Xml in the
DB, how does OxyGen code handle that?
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OxyGen Code can return your stored Xml as:
i) XmlReader
ii) String
iii) XmlDocument
You can specify these return types in a Stored Procedure Configuration panel.
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