1. What are the system
requirements for OxyGen Code?
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You can run OxyGen Code on the following operating systems:
i) Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 or a later version
ii) Microsoft Windows Server 2003, 2008 or a later version
iii) Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3) or a later
version
The following .NET Framework version should be installed:
i) .NET Framework 3.5 or a later version
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2. Which database managers
does OxyGen Code run against?
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OxyGen Code generates code against the following database managers:
i) MS SQL Server 2000, 2005, 2008, 2008 R2
ii) MS SQL Server Express Editions
iii) Oracle RDBMS via ADO.NET
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3. What does OxyGen Code
generate?
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OxyGen Code generates the layers in the Application Model:
   i) Data Access Layer
   ii) Business Layer
   iii) Presentation Layers:
- ASP.NET
- XML Web Services
- Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
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4. Does OxyGen Code Generator
use Templates?
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OxyGen Code does not use templates like some products on the market. The generated
code is based on information from database schemas, plus additional, user specified information.
To ensure that the code remains well structured, Oxygen Code Management Studio is used to configure code generation sessions which may
include the registration of use-created code artifacts.
This gives you extensive flexibility, but retains the virtues of layered, structured
code. For the generated ASP.NET UI, you may use templates to deeply alter the generated markup,
but this is not a typical scenario.
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5. Apart from the basic
CRUD operations, what else does OxyGen Code generate?
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Apart from the basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations OxyGen Code
generates the Data Access, Business, and Presentation Layers of a typical .NET application
including XML Web Services and WCF. Another feature of OxyGen Code is the automatic
inclusion of Search, Custom Paging and Caching in the generated APIs.
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6. Does OxyGen Code handle
custom Stored Procedures?
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Yes, OxyGen Code handles custom Stored Procedures. It provides a Stored Procedure
Configuration mechanism which allows the user to create specific execution and resultset
configurations, as well as, entity definitions.
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7. I store Xml in the
DB, how does OxyGen code handle that?
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OxyGen Code can return your stored Xml as:
i) XmlReader
ii) String
iii) XmlDocument
You can specify these return types in a Stored Procedure Configuration panel.
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