The following document outlines how we can use the WCF to essentially not have to rewrite the database update with the original schema to cut down double work time for the project.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dom2O19fGAo&t=396s

https://github.com/CoreWCF/CoreWCF

Ok, so this will give us the ability to update and use WCF legacy and update it in .Net Core.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/corewcf-v1-released/ We will be able to use the middle tier and update the code to using

The data model is written using the Service Model, which essential is XML Serializer by which the DB can pass the information between the layers.

ServiceContractAttribute Class (System.ServiceModel)

Ass for not having the DevExpress for the time being, I haven’t been able to get my hands on a license. We will reach out to DevExpress tomorrow to DevExpress to see if that is even possible without having to buy those licenses.

But if we look closer, DevExpress provides a UI to build, and underneath it is creating the code for it. So I think that even though the GUI is friendly, we can understand what the code is doing.

So take for instance, ccScopeStates.cs:

Three files are created:

• ccScopeStats.cs - Visual studio will automatically try to open, but if you right-click on the file and View Code, it will give you everything that happens under the hood without
• ccScopesStats.designer.cs - is where all the data access occurs
• ccScopeStats.r