Merge pull request IntertechInc#6 from IntertechInc/cameldoc

Update README.md with camel casing documentation.

README.md

@@ -16,14 +16,15 @@ Typically, the following code would reside on the Web API controller code:
 	{
 		var valHelper = new ValidationHelper();
         object jsonObject = valHelper.GetValidations(dtoObjectName, jsonObjectName,
-			"Namespace.If.Doesnt.Match.Assembly", "DTO.Assembly.Name");
+			"Namespace.If.Doesnt.Match.Assembly", useCamelCaseForProperties, "DTO.Assembly.Name");
 
 	    return Ok(jsonObject);
 	}
 ```
 - dtoObjectName is the name of the class in your DTO assembly.
 - jsonObjectName is the name of the model object on your website.
 - "Namespace.If.Doesnt.Match.Assembly" is an alternate namespace...by default is uses DTO.Assembly.Name.
+- "useCamelCaseForProperties" is a bool indicating if the helper should provide case alteration to property names to produce camel case.
 - "DTO.Assembly.Name" is the name of the assembly to load for reflecting the DTO properties that have validation attributes.
 
 ##DTO Example
@@ -137,4 +138,4 @@ The controller now can inject validationData since it was resolved in the router
             $scope.formconfig = angular.isUndefined(validationData) ? undefined : validationData.data;
         }
     }
-```
+```