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Are you using the BindingSourceRefresh component? This is a well known Windows Forms issue (they tell me it is a feature), and CSLA 2.0 (or maybe this was even in 1.x) and higher includes the BindingSourceRefresh control that provides a workaround.
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All reference types (object types) in .NET are aways passed by reference. Which basically means you are passing around a pointer in C++ terms, though you can't actually use a reference like a pointer of course. var x = new Customer(); In this case 'x' is basically a pointer (reference) to...
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Prior to CSLA 4 you can't have two Windows Forms UI elements binding to the same object. You can only bind an object to one form (one bindingsource). In CSLA 4 this is changed so you can bind an object to multiple bindingsource objects. It still won't be savable until it is unbound from all forms...
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When binding your BindingSource, you should be able to use bindingSource1.DataSource = new SortedBindingList<MyBO>( myErlb ); Is that not working?
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Hi, To manage some data, I use a datagridview (WinForms) bound to a ERLB (data saved once the row changes). Everything is OK. But now, I want to be able to sort rows of the datagridview with a mouse click on the column header. With a SortedBindingList, there is no problem for that but with a ERLB it...
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I think you have to do it the other way around; bind the ComboBox's list items first, then bind your business object.
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Also I don't know if this is connected but I get the same problem when I bind a DataGridView to a child property of type LinqBindingList.
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Winforms & Csla: 3.81 I have switched some of my code to use the BindingSourceHelper, I now have an issue with DataGridViews bound to child BLB properties. I've implemented AddNewCore so new rows can be added to the grid, previously when I hit escape on a new grid row the row would be removed...
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We actually created a busy animation control for Windows Forms, with the intent that you could use the object's IsBusy property to turn it on and off. Since you can't bind as flexibly in Windows Forms as in Xaml you'll need to hook the PropertyChanged and ValidationComplete events off the...
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The exception indicates that Csla is already referenced in the project. Any ideas?