SpecExpress 3.4.4 Crack+ Download For Windows SpecExpress Torrent Download allows you to easily write Validation Rules, either using code or using XML. Rules are typically written for data entry to ensure that user data is correct before submitting the form. Rules can be either static or dynamic. When written as static rules, the Specification must be loaded into memory. As such, you cannot use the [SpecExpress CrackValidator] attribute on public properties. Dynamic rules are written in XML and can easily be compiled into a Specification. SpecExpress provides the ability to build specification expressions using the attributes on the property. SpecExpress provides support for expressions that return a Boolean value. Expression Builder is a component that allows you to build your own expression. 1. API Design: The API is the set of methods, properties, constants and classes in the framework to be exposed to the developer. 2. Attributes: Attributes are the decorators that are added to a property to give it additional metadata such as validation rules. 3. Specification: Specifications are the class in the framework for validation rules. 4. Expression Builder: Expression Builder allows you to create validation expressions using the expression syntax as defined in the specification. 5. Requirements: The specification, expression builder, and expression are the requirements to be fulfilled for the specification. The specification can be in either XML or in code. 3. Use Cases: This is a list of example usages of SpecExpress and it's classes. Example 1:Validating an Entity Object A customer can buy products from us. But we don't want to sell a customer the same product twice. An example of this is if we sold a customer an item and then when a customer is finished with that item he asks if we have a similar product. We don't want to sell the customer the same product twice. The first step is to create a Specification. We will use the [SpecExpressValidator] attribute to decorate the ID property. The next step is to create a Specification object and set the ID property. SpecExpress has built in support for the ID property and it will automatically wrap the ID property with a Specification. After the ID property is wrapped with a Specification, the next step is to set the rule. The rule is a pair of the property to validate and the logic that is to be applied. In this case, we want to make sure that the ID of the customer is unique. SpecExpress 3.4.4 For PC 8e68912320 SpecExpress 3.4.4 Product Key Full SpecExpress uses the key macro system (from the Attribute class) to indicate which property should be validated. SpecExpress creates an attribute (a Specification class) that is embedded in the property. When a Specification.Validate() method is called, it determines if a key macro is on the property and checks to see if that property is valid or invalid. Customer.Name validation.key "Customer.Name" This example shows a customer with a name property that is validated by key "Customer.Name". What's New This release contains the following improvements: Added support for state based validation Added ability to specify a web browser to use for validation. Added support for most of the various tags as arguments for Specification.Validate Took a step towards supporting webbrowser.SetBrowser() Build available on NuGet Fixed Build errors with NUnit, Mono,.Net 4.5 Test The following test class is a simple class that contains a Name property that is validated with the SpecExpress framework: SpecExpress 2012-10-14 CodeProject A. J. Smith License This article has no explicit license attached to it but may contain usage terms in the article text or the download files themselves. If in doubt please contact the author via the discussion board below. 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System Requirements For SpecExpress: Minimum: OS: Windows XP SP2 or later Processor: 3 GHz Intel or AMD CPU Memory: 1 GB RAM Graphics: 1024x768x32bpp or higher DirectX: Version 9.0 or higher Hard Disk Space: 2 GB Additional Notes: You will need a printer to complete the installation. Recommended: OS: Windows 7 or later Processor: 2 GHz Intel or AMD CPU Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: 1024x768x32bpp
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