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Build a Domain Specific Language with DSL Tools
By: MSDN Virtual Labs
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    2006-01-19

    Table of Contents:
  • Build a Domain Specific Language with DSL Tools
  • Design a service-oriented system
  • Build a Domain Model for Business Entities
  • Build a Domain Model for Business Entities
  • Map the Notation to the Domain Model
  • Generate the Code for the Designer and Build the solution

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      1. Login to Windows by clicking Right-ALT Delete
        Username: administrator
        Password: pass@word1
      2. Open Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 by clicking on the Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 shortcut on the desktop.

        Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 opens.
         
      3. On the FILE menu, point to New …and click Project.
      4. Browse to Other Project Types and open the folder.
      5. Select Extensibility in the folder Other Project Types.
      6. Select Domain Specific Language Designer.
                                 

      7. Type in the name of our domain-specific language: BizEntity.
      8. Type in the path for the new project: c:\dslhol
      9. Press Enter to dismiss the New Project dialog box.

        The DSL Tools wizard appears
      10. Click Next

      11. On the next page select the Blank Language template.

      12. On the next page, type in our desired file extension for business entity files: biz.

      13. Leave the rest of the settings on this page alone.
      14. You can ignore the rest of the wizard for now and just press Finish.
      15. The DSL Tools for Visual Studio will generate the designer solution. Be patient, this takes a little while.

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