Pass new property like (string myusername) from controller page to Business proj(Repositories) by Metadata. New prop is not in EF model

Question

User-1347841061 posted

public partial class Buyer
{
    [DataMember]
    public int Id { get; set; }

    [DataMember] 
    public short BuyerMethod { get; set; }

    [DataMember]
    public string BuyerContent { get; set; }

    [DataMember]
    public short BuyerFormat { get; set; }
  
}

This is my Metadata partial class in edmx project folder (another layer)

[MetadataType(typeof(BuyerDeliveryMetadata))]
[DataServiceKey("Id")]
public partial class Buyer
{

}

This is in web app project (Metadata foleder)
[MetadataType(typeof(BuyerDeliveryMetadata))]
public partial class Buyer
{

}

This is in Controller page
this.ClientRepositories.BackOfficeData.UpdateObject(buyer);

I want to pass my string usesrname value from controller page to Business proj(Repositories) by by buyer object which is not in EF.

thanks

Answer 1

User-434868552 posted

@hmsarab   welcome to forums.asp.net

Just an idea, create an overload, something like this:

.UpdateObject(buyer, myusername)

Answer 2

User-1347841061 posted

Thank you for your response.

I appreciate you if you write me how can to write the code Or pass me useful link to help.

Thanks again. 

Answer 3

User-434868552 posted

@hmsarab

void Main()
{
   BackOfficeData.UpdateObject("Jane Doe"); 
   BackOfficeData.UpdateObject("John Doe", "hmsarab"); 
}

public class BackOfficeData
{
    public static void UpdateObject(String buyer)            // overload 1 of 2       
    {
        Console.WriteLine ("overload 1 Buyer:  {0}", buyer);
    }
    
    public static void UpdateObject(String buyer, String myUserName) // overload 2 of 2
    {
        Console.WriteLine ("overload 2 Buyer:  {0}", buyer);
        Console.WriteLine ("overload 2 User:   {0}", myUserName);
    }
}

output:

overload 1 Buyer:  Jane Doe
overload 2 Buyer:  John Doe
overload 2 User:   hmsarab

Reference:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229029(v=vs.110).aspx "Member Overloading"

Answer 4

User-1347841061 posted

It was great.

Thanks