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From this page you could

• Find answers to frequently asked questions
• Go to the official CSLA .NET information page
• Download the CSLA .NET framework

Various readers have contributed efforts to the CSLA .NET community as well. Here are some topics of interest

• Get information about CSLACodeGenerators
• Petar Kozul's ActiveObjects enhancements to CSLA .NET
• View information about the SafeRowReader enhancement
• CSLAers or the world, where are you?
• The CSLA Framework; what is in it for me?

About CSLA .NET

CSLA .NET stands for Component-Based Scalable Logical Architecture for .NET.

The original CSLA was developed by Rockford Lhotka in his VB 5 and VB 6 Business Objects books in the late 1990's.

CSLA .NET is based on many of the same concepts, but has a substantially different and improved implementation. Many of the improvements are due to the capabilities provided by the Microsoft .NET Framework (as compared to COM). Other improvements are due to reader feedback that has been incorporated into the CSLAFramework over time.

The CSLA .NET framework comes from the Expert One-on-One VB.NET Business Objects and Expert C# Business Objects books by RockfordLhotka. These BusinessObjectsBooks are virtually identical other than the programming language used for each. The VB.NET edition predates the C# edition by about 12 months. Both books include version 1.0 of the framework.

Various people have suggested a wiki over time. Chris Denslow (creator of http://www.onelittlevictory.com ) was instrumental in getting the idea actually going.

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