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We managed to use the WEO in .NET 1.1.
Although we had to rewrite most of the code generation (foreign keys, GetFor methods, Id columns that are not integers etc...).
Has anyone used the WEO successfully in production?
May I have your managed source code (WEO) by my email such an attachment? Please reply me. My email address is Dariush@IranianExperts.com . I will be so pleasure if you send me that.
WEO Object Builder
