Codesmith + NetTiers, or LLBGen Pro...

[scotspine]

don't have 3 days at the mo, but to get back to mcggd's question, i think codesmith + nettiers looks like a good combo.


btw - what's buggy about the enterprise library?

[mcquiggd]

Have to admit ive been using the Enterprise library for some time, and its a major step up from the older Application Blocks... I worked for the company that wrote most of it with MS, Accenture and others and met the engineering team in Seattle - very smart guys, and some advanced 'assets' built around this foundation.

Configuration, Caching, and Data Access aspects are pretty handy.

[Cowboy Bob]

For those with more of a Java inclination, AndroMDA is very good - http://www.andromda.org/

EDIT : Looks like they support .NET too in the latest release - http://team.andromda.org/contrib/starting-dotnet.html

[HankWangford]

EntityBroker

Another .Net option above llblgen is EntityBroker from thona. This guy is a great source of knowledge on asp.net forums and other blogs and his tool is pretty good.
http://www.thona-consulting.com/cont...itybroker.aspx