While I install the Async CTP...

So, I just finished up the boilerplate code for V.Next of the Veronica's software. Some of which I made into more standard files. For instance, built a new library for generating my Fluent configurations. Sounds kind of weird to be wrapping layers around a project designed to make something easier... but I find Fluent has draw backs and advantages. Primarily, I use Fluent because I prefer to map using the ClassMap interface and the notion of generating my DB from my objects and not from silly hand typed mapping files.

But, the guys running the Fluent project have provided programmatic access to everything, or at least near as matters. And this means, that there are a lot of extra steps and functionality that allow you configure things most people will never use.

So I built a wrapper that allows me to pass the commonly configured parameters in, gives me a nice proxy for instantiation and database interaction and support all of the "easily" configured drivers NHibernate supports.

After that, I finished up adding the INotifyPropertyChanged interface to all of the model objects and was about to start writing code. But the first thing I wanted to do something off of the constructor of my main WPF screen that could tie up execution for a bit. Because I'm not using Silverlight with an Async WCF service, I don't have all of those lovely Async methods and was about to write a code executing stuff on a separate thread... when I remembered the Async CTP.

So giving that a try shortly.

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