EdmGen on steroids? EdmGen2!

The EdmGen tool available in Entity Framework or simply SP1 installation is good tool for playing with CSDL, SSDL and MSL files. On the other hand, when using Visual Studio you get all these files in one EDMX file. Though it’s just a pack of these two files, you cannot use it as input/output for EdmGen.

Fortunately there’s a solution – EdmGen2. It’s simply EdmGen on steroids. :) EdmGen2 can read and write EDMX files and also translate between EDMX and CSDL, SSDL and MSL files. The source code is also available, so you can use sources as learning material to API in System.Data.Entity.Design.

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5 Responses to EdmGen on steroids? EdmGen2!

  1. cincura.net says:

    Today, after some days/weeks, I finally created some noticable (= not only internals) progress with Entity

  2. cincura.net says:

    If we’ll skip exact details, we can say, that internal behavior of whole modeling and mapping is based

  3. cincura.net says:

    From the beginning, when we discovered, that the EDMX file contains also section for design time stuff

  4. Richard says:

    Thank you, I was looking for something to create that edmx file. I’m trying to start using EF with Npgsql :)

  5. cincura.net says:

    Forget about Npgsql and use Firebird and FirebirdClient. ;)

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