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FluentValidationModelValidatorProvider.Configure();

Note that FluentValidation will also work with ASP.NET MVC's client-side validation, but not all rules are supported. For example, any rules defined using a condition (with When/Unless), custom validators, or calls to Must will not run on the client side. The following validators are supported on the client:

With FluentValidation v3 you can use the CustomizeValidatorAttribute to configure how the validator will be run. For example, if you want the validator to only run for a particular ruleset then you can specify that ruleset name by attributing the parameter that is going to be validated:

No unless you rewrite the template to support them. The current template is dependent on ObjectContext API.

If you are working with disconnected objects you must manually manage the synchronization.

nstead of real Merge functionality EF team provides something called Self Tracking Entities (STE) which don't solve the problem

Due to that I'm very unhappy from using EF and I'm going to check features of NHibernate