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Author: jtraband

_data/menu-net.yml

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ menuitems:
   - { link: "webapi-controller-core.html", title: The Web API Controller, ischild: true  }
   - { link: "persistencemanager-core.html", title: The PersistenceManager, ischild: true }
   - { link: "ef-serverside-model-core.html", title: EF - Server side model, ischild: true  }
-  - { link: "ef-dbcontext-core.html", title: EF - DBContext, ischild: true }
+  - { link: "ef-efperistencemanager-core.html", title: The EFPersistenceManager, ischild: true }        
   - { link: "ef-serverside-validation-core.html", title: EF - Server-side validation, ischild: true }
   - { link: "breeze-server-4x", title: For .NET 4.x, isparent: true }
   - { link: "webapi-routing-4x", title: Web API routing, ischild: true }

doc-net/ef-dbcontext-core.md

@@ -14,14 +14,8 @@ This topic explores the *EFContextProvider* in greater detail and explains how t
 Any Breeze application that will be communicating with an Entity Framework backed domain model will contain either an *ObjectContext* or a *DbContext* that looks something like what is shown below:
 
 
-      public partial class NorthwindIBContext : System.Data.Objects.ObjectContext {
-      // automatically generated code from the EDMX designer
-      }
-
-Or
-
 	public partial class NorthwindIBContext : System.Data.Entity.DbContext {
-	  // Code-First DBSet definitions and any model initialization code
+
 	}
 
 This ObjectContext or DbContext will in turn be wrapped in an **EFContextProvider**. The Breeze.WebApi.EFContextProvider class may be found in the Breeze.WebApi dll. An instance of this EFContextProvider is then used to provide services to a standard .NET MVC 4 ApiController (Sytem.Web.Http.ApiControllerApiController). This will look something like:

doc-net/ef-efpersistencemanager-core.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ layout: doc-net
 
 ## Save validation <a name="Savevalidation"></a>
 
-All server side validation errors go to the `catch` promise. Server side validation errors appear as a property called `entityErrors` that contains an array of server errors.  
+All server side validation errors are returned to the your Breeze client via a `catch` promise. Server side validation errors appear as a property called `entityErrors` that contains an array of server errors.  
 
 	             em.saveChanges().then(function (sr) {
 	                   …
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Example:
 
 	        [HttpPost]
 	        public SaveResult SaveWithEntityErrorsException(JObject saveBundle) {
-	          ContextProvider.BeforeSaveEntitiesDelegate = ThrowEntityErrorsException;
+	          PersistenceManager.BeforeSaveEntitiesDelegate = ThrowEntityErrorsException;
 	          return ContextProvider.SaveChanges(saveBundle);
 	        }