The behavioral contract of any Carbonite controller whose purpose is to create and host Carbonite DAO instances, acting for them as a communication manager to call the functions of the underlying
data store context.
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The following tables list the members exposed by the ICarboniteController<TDataContext, TTransaction, TTransactionCreationParameters> type.
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CloseDataContextOnChangesConfirmation | Gets a value indicating whether the current Carbonite controller must close the underlying data store context after successfully calling the ConfirmChanges method. |
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PersistChangesPerOperation | Gets a value indicating whether the current Carbonite controller must commit data changes every time a persistence method of a DAO is successfully called. |
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Transaction | Gets the current transactional context, if any, to the underlying data store. |
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CloseDataContext | Closes the underlying data store context. |
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ConfirmChanges | Signals a confirm changes message to the current transactional context. This method will effectively apply into the underlying data store the changes retained in the transaction . |
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DiscardChanges | Signals a discard changes message to the current transactional context. This method will discard the changes retained in the transaction. |
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Get<TDao> | Gets an instance of the requested DAO type. If that type has been previously requested, the same instance is served, otherwise a new instance is created. |
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OpenDataContext | Opens the underlying data store context. |
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SendChanges | Signals a send changes message to the underlying data store context. This method will flush the change buffer and effectively apply those changes into the data store. |
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StartChanges | (Overloaded) Signals a start changes message to the underlying data store context. This method sets the value of the Transaction property. |
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With<TDao> | Gets an instance of the requested DAO type to be used for a single operation. If that type has been previously requested, the same instance is served, otherwise a new instance is created. |