Use the Class Viewer window.
Right click the application, and choose add class.
Enter the class info in the window that appears.
After the class has appeared in the class viewer, right click it and choose “Add…” and you can add Methods, Properties, Fields and Indexers.
VS.NET is like the best software ever, after Photoshop, in my opinion. It would have been better than Photoshop if it weren’t for that horrible, horrible, horrible Web Forms Designer.
I noticed you weren’t handling exceptions yet… if nothing is changed in the form, and the generate class button is pressed, the user sees a server error.
What about adding a Class Model generator for reverse engineering? Upload your .cs file and generate a class model. It would be great for those who don’t have Visio or other UML tool(s).
nice little tool, didn’t actually try it out (i only learned in vb) but on little glitch (and i know its only a bata so its ok) but you don’t have any validators, blank info give a server error. but its not a big deal, just thought u might want to look it over before releasing a full version.
Iuliana, I believe you are posting that question in the wrong place…
Also, consider grabbing a book on the real basics of C# programming or starting .NET as you have a lot of learning ahead of you before you would be able to appreciate what this tool could do for you - I think it is a tool to help you quickly set up Class files in an “n-tier” way…
A question relating to the above… this little C# tool is great, but what do you guys think about Code Generator tools like www.deklarit.com?
As someone with little time (I do this at home and have a family) and a bit of spare cash, I would be prepared to pay for a tool that automated the rather dull process of thrashing out the data tier in an application… in fact some of these tools will build your database tables on the fly for you! Seems to be a good solution? What are the drawbacks?
