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Data Points: Handling Entity Framework Validations in WCF Data Services

12/1/2011

Windows 8 Metro Style adds yet another UI that can consume OData. Julie Lerman helps you sharpen your OData creation skills with WCF Data Services, Code First and the Entity Framework Validation API.

Julie Lerman

MSDN Magazine December 2011

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