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The Infragistics datagrid should be just doing the right thing. You shouldn't have to manually worry about these details. As the user enters a row the grid should call BeginEdit, and as they leave the row it should call EndEdit, and if they press ESC it should call CancelEdit. All the mainstream...
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ERLB exists to address one very specific set of requirements: a list of root objects, bound to a datagrid, where changes to a row (object) are committed as soon as the user leaves that row. Not to be too flippant, but any other use of ERLB is outside of its design parameters, and I wish people the best...
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I don't know what they are expecting. CSLA raises the PropertyChanged event, as required by standard data binding, and at the collection level the BindingList<T> collection raises the ListChanged event - that's standard .NET behavior. My recommendation any time people encounter an issue...
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Hi all. Sharing some experiences and raisising a point. As you might have noticed, under CSLA.NET 4 BusinessListBase changed - when the collection changes, instead of raising the ListChanged event as it used to, it raises the CollectionChanged event. This is old news and is all on the release notes....
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You should at least upgrade to the latest 3.0.x version of CSLA. Many, many bugs, especially around Windows Forms data binding, were addressed in the 3.0 version of CSLA.
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I am working on an application that requires customer passport photographs to be saved directly in an SQL Server 2005 DB. The field used is of type VARBINAR(MAX). I am using CSLA 3.8.2.0. In this particular app, i have three layers: The DAL (using LINQ to SQL), the Library Layer (BOs) and a Winforms...
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In the sample applications such as ProjectTracker, authorization rules are applied to roles that are created in code such as Administrator and ProjectManager. My question is, what about a situation where the programmer doesnt know the roles a customer may choose to create and use? For instance a customer...
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BrokenRulesCollection is essentially the same as it was in 3.x. The only real difference is that you can now create an instance of BrokenRulesCollection yourself, and load it with data yourself if you'd like - which replaces the Merge() concept from 3.8. This only impacts you if you were creating...
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Added to the wish list
http://www.lhotka.net/cslabugs/edit_bug.aspx?id=743
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As a general rule the Windows Forms technology doesn't work well with generic types - like a generic form. There are some hacks and workarounds, but it is not a core scenario that is supported by Microsoft. There are several interfaces in CSLA 3.8+ (maybe as early as 3.6) that should allow you to...