EntityFramework generated classes?

Nope... This doesn't answer the specific detailed question I have. – sagesky36 Nov 5 '11 at 23:10.

You can modify the T4 template to include the attributes when it generates the classes. You might also consider using Data Transfer Objects and annotating them instead of your entities. I am currently working on a project using EF 4.1 (db first) and WCF, and I use AutoMapper to map between my DTOs and entities.My service api takes and returns DTOs, which are then mapped in the repository to entities.

This allows me to shape the data exposed by the service when I don't want it to look exactly as it is stored in the database. For more discussion on the pros and cons of using DTOs, see this MSDN article.

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