You may install this Release right over the top of EntitySpaces Beta 2007.0.0415 or later. You need to regenerate your generated classes using the "Generated Master" template.

IMPORTANT notes for upgrading from EntitySpaces Beta 2007.0.0328 or earlier (including updating from EntitySpaces 1.5.3):

• Uninstall your current version of EntitySpaces and, if possible, completely delete the left over files in your EntitySpaces folder. The installation locations of the Compact Framework files have changed, and could lead to confusion, if there are left over files.
• Do not install side-by-side with other EntitySpaces releases. 
• Regenerate your generated classes using the "Generated Master" template.
• Assign a Loader in your application. See "Registering the Loader" in the "Getting Started" PDF that is added to your EntitySpaces Start Menu folder.
• A few methods have moved under the nested .es variable. IsDirty, for instance, is now .es.IsDirty. These will generate compile time errors, and should be easy to spot and fix.

New Installs: The latest MyGeneration (1.2.0.7 or higher) should be installed first, and then closed, before installing EntitySpaces Developer or Trial.

1. You can download MyGeneration 1.2.0.7 HERE. 
2. The source and solution for the VistaDB 3.0 MyMeta plugin for MyGeneration can be found HERE. Simply follow the instructions.

EntitySpaces 2007 is a full install. You do not need an earlier version installed. To generate against MySQL, MyGeneration requires that MySql.Data.dll be copied to the MyGeneration Program Folder. After installing, please see the "Getting Started" PDF that is added to your EntitySpaces Start Menu folder.

Below are the release notes for EntitySpaces 2007.0.0730:

• MySqlClientProvider built with MySQL Connector/NET 5.0.7.
• VistaDBProvider built with VistaDb Build 32.
• Fixed EntitySpaces throwing null reference exception rather than database exception for Loads for all providers.
• Refactored SQL Server provider:
  • Fixed uniqueidentifier default newid() problem with SQL Server 2000.
  • SQL Server now brings back computed columns and all columns with defaults after an insert.
  • SQL Server columns with newid() as the default, which are also part of the primary key, are no longer considered AutoIncrement in the esColumnMetadata class. The guid primary keys are still brought back for inserts (as a computed column), just like always.
• The proxy classes were improved and better facilitate webservices.
• Marked the Custom Base Classes as serializeable.
• Added WebServices examples.