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Hi Ralf,

look at a tutorial from Bob Swart (aka Dr.Bob):

Enterprise Core Objects with Delphi 8 for .NET

http://www.ebob42.com/SDC/2004/ECO.htm

That's all I found in addition to the tutorial on borlands website:

http://www.borland.com/delphi_net/architect/eco/tutorial/


In folder demos\eco Borland delivers two ECO example applications. Be 
sure to install update 2, cause I think they weren't there before.


Greetings Uwe

> Hi!
> 
> Has anyone a suggestions where i can find tutorials, extensive documentation
> and/or references for programming with ECO in Delphi 8 Architect?
> 
> I am a new Delphi 8 Architect user and new in Delphi at all. In this time i
> am looking for Delphi 8 ECO programming for .NET but there is no useful
> documentation for the ECO system in the D8 online documentation - aside from
> an couple of unstructered pages. There are no tutorials, concepts,
> whitepapers, examples or any other acceptable descriptions about the ECO
> system in the online documentation.
> 
> For example: I can nowhere find a reference or description for the objects
> in the namespace of �Borland.Eco.WinForm...�?! But these objects are
> automatically created during the project initialisation with the ECO wizard.
> 
> Today programming with ECO in Delphi 8 Architect ist a quiz, specifically
> for ECO newbees. Its that the �Borland Way� for Delphi for .NET in to the
> future? I hear there are no print documentation available for D8 in the
> future. I cant believe that!
> 
> I think the actually online documentation for ECO is very poor and the price
> is to high for Delphi 8 Architect in this context.
> 
> ECO is an enterprise(!) model driven architecture for professionals(!) who
> works day for day with this system. For this reason: Delphi �model driven
> developers� need a clear, complete and extensive documentation, as online
> and as print(!) documentation. Additional online tutorials and so on are
> requiered. In  the actual form Delphi 8 Architect ist unusabel for learning
> and doing ECO programming.
> 
> Greetings Ralf.
> 
>