Is it possible to work in a mixed tooling environment where some developers use the MS entity designer and others use the DevArt Entity Developer?
From my limited experience with Entity Developer, it appears that I need to convert my edmx to edml to save any changes.
Mixed Tooling - Entity Developer and MS Entity Designer?
Re: Mixed Tooling - Entity Developer and MS Entity Designer?
Yes, it is possible. But *.edml can be edited only with Entity Developer, and *.edmx - with EDM Designer.doogie04 wrote:Is it possible to work in a mixed tooling environment where some developers use the MS entity designer and others use the DevArt Entity Developer
This is correct. You can convert *.edmx to *.edml with Entity Developer.doogie04 wrote:From my limited experience with Entity Developer, it appears that I need to convert my edmx to edml to save any changes.
Re: Mixed Tooling - Entity Developer and MS Entity Designer?
Maybe I wasn't specific enough. I meant used mixed tooling on the same model?
I work in large global development team. Forcing all developers to move to Entity Developer (at the same time) will be quite difficult. It would be easy, however, if some developers can "upgrade" to Entity Developer, while others remain on the MS tooling (editing the same model).
I work in large global development team. Forcing all developers to move to Entity Developer (at the same time) will be quite difficult. It would be easy, however, if some developers can "upgrade" to Entity Developer, while others remain on the MS tooling (editing the same model).
Re: Mixed Tooling - Entity Developer and MS Entity Designer?
The question was discussed at http://forums.devart.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=24766.
The migration *.edmx -> *.edml should be smooth. If you encounter any difficulties, please send us a test model for reproducing the issue.
The migration *.edmx -> *.edml should be smooth. If you encounter any difficulties, please send us a test model for reproducing the issue.