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EViL 1.0.1 Released

Thursday, December 21 2006

In the short time that the EViL project has been out, it's already starting to get some usage and more importantly some great feedback (just check the forums). I've been listening to that feedback and incorporated some of it into release 1.0.1, which includes:

  • New attributes called ValidateMinCount and ValidateMaxCount, which are used on collections to validate the minimum and maximum number of items in the collection, respectively.
  • Changed AllowMultiple = true for the following attributes: ValidateDateOccursAfter, ValidateDateOccursBefore, ValidateDateOccursOnOrAfter, and ValidateDateOccursOnOrBefore.
  • Added EvilValidator class, which allows developers to use the validation attributes without having to inherit from the EvilBaseEntity abstract class.
That last point is the most significant in this release and is one of the most requested features asked for. You can get EViL v1.0.1 here.

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