Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Validation Application Block for my validation.
As I was sprawling the internet looking for alternatives on adding validation to my winforms app I came across Microsoft Validation Application Block. Its a library I can use in whatever .net application I'm creating whether winforms, asp.net, or services. As I was exploring how to use VAB I found out that there are 3 ways to adding validation in your classes. Its includes decorating your classes with attributes, configuration files, or both. I decided to use attributes for validation on my business objects. It was easy to use and integrate into my current project.
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