Looking for good reference on the data binding interfaces, especially IBindingList

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W.G. Rowland

Does anybody know of any good books or sites that cover the data binding
interfaces? I'm trying to put together a set of business collections to
handle my data, and though I can find articles that cover parts of the
interfaces, I've yet to find any detailed explanation on all of
IBindingList.. (i.e. That covers sorting and searching, and the rest..)

Any suggestions would be highly appreciated, as I'm feeling as if I'm in way
over my head..

William Rowland
 
I'm reading Rocky Lhotka's book (Apress) on Data Objects that should help.

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I've got it, and it does.. In fact, his is probably the most information on
IBindingList that I've found.. But he doesn't go into detail beyond the
basics.. I was hoping there was some example out there that explained all
the methods, properties, and events of the interface and maybe examined an
implementation..

I'm sure I'll get it worked out eventually.. It's just a big bite to take on
all at once.. Thanks, though..

W.G. (another Bill) Rowland
 
Does anybody know of any good books or sites that cover the data binding
interfaces? I'm trying to put together a set of business collections to
handle my data, and though I can find articles that cover parts of the
interfaces, I've yet to find any detailed explanation on all of
IBindingList.. (i.e. That covers sorting and searching, and the rest..)

Any suggestions would be highly appreciated, as I'm feeling as if I'm in way
over my head..

William Rowland
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Take a look at my example at http://www.otismukinfus.com in the Vault.

Otis Mukinfus
http://www.otismukinfus.com
 
FYI
I read Rocky's book recently and am considering using CSLA as the framework
for a new project.
I also found Eric J. Smith's CodeSmith tool and a set of CSLA template files
that allow you to point to a table and generate one of the CSLA objects in
about 1 second. Pretty cool way to avoid hand coding every object.
(Now I just have to actually try it in Test!)
 
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