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    benkirane
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    I am looking for a tutorial that explain how to work with wpf and linq to sql. I mean a CRUD desktop application with wpf as front end and linq as DAL. can you help me guys :-(

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      I am looking for a tutorial that explain how to work with wpf and linq to sql. I mean a CRUD desktop application with wpf as front end and linq as DAL. can you help me guys :-(

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      Pete OHanlon
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      There are plenty of samples on using WPF with Xml Linq as the back end. The principles are so similar that you should use these as a base (hint: take a look at the articles from Sacha Barber and Josh Smith).

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        There are plenty of samples on using WPF with Xml Linq as the back end. The principles are so similar that you should use these as a base (hint: take a look at the articles from Sacha Barber and Josh Smith).

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        yes but it is still a difference between linq to sql with objectdataprovider and linq to xlm with xmldataprivoder and i couldnt find a sample with linq to sql and wpf as front-end. thanks for your reply.

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          yes but it is still a difference between linq to sql with objectdataprovider and linq to xlm with xmldataprivoder and i couldnt find a sample with linq to sql and wpf as front-end. thanks for your reply.

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          It's not that difficult to convert a Linq to Xml project into a Linq to Sql project, and it could serve as a useful exercise for you. If you get it done, you could always repost it as an article (with suitable credit to Sacha for it).

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            It's not that difficult to convert a Linq to Xml project into a Linq to Sql project, and it could serve as a useful exercise for you. If you get it done, you could always repost it as an article (with suitable credit to Sacha for it).

            Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

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            ok i will do it as time permits :-).

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