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I would like to know if it’s possible to create multiple projects with the same Entity framework 5(here Code First) and if you have a complete example?
I also want to use MVP pattern in my solution.
I’ve saw one problem: the database is created with the first run but just for one projects not all.
I know that’s not really accurate… but I just want to know if it’s possible..
Thanks in advance!
In my last project we developed a database which captures the business domain and we also stored security-related tables in the same database but in a different schema. The domain model in visual studio included all the tables, but data access was separated into two projects. The first one was a data access layer that deals with essential business tables, and another one was a custom security authentication which had mappings related to security tables.
In addition to this, to add to complexity :-), we also added a number of DbContext-inherited classes (in our DAL) that capture the essence of the domain with which a user is working. For example, Human Resources context deals with HR-related tables, Logistics context deals with logistical tables, etc.