Basis

At design time, you modeled your business application using business entities, each and every one of them having properties, and relations to one another. Once the business model is ready, you can generate your Business Object Model (BOM).

By default, two classes are generated per entity: the first class corresponds to the entity class, and the other one to a collection of those entities. For instance a Customer entity will generate a Customer class and a CustomerCollection class which can manipulate several Customer instances. Apart from that notion, the BOM will be organized exactly as designed in the model.

For instance, given the following model:

The Customer class will contain four properties:

• Id of type guid
• Email of type string
• FirstName of type string
• LastName of type string
• Orders of type OrderCollection

Without any custom code, you then can use basic CRUD operations.