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@ JonnyBee: That worked perfectly. I added both ways to the demo project and I'll continue developing it. I hope to add functionality to it as a demo of lots of CSLA functionality, so I'll eventually propose adding it to the CSLAContrib project.
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That is exactly the same result I have on a Demo project. I was wondering if I was not performing the save operations correctly and that would cause some odd behavior with the child/parent change notification, but I thought everything I did was run of the mill type stuff. So I am toying with the root, child, grandchild pattern and after having saved
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I've updated the solution file to include Tiago Freitas Leal's latest version of the CslaActionEctender in the Csla.Windows project. His work is documented here: http://forums.lhotka.net/forums/t/8009.aspx The attached file contains an updated and more functional version with the binding on two forms enabled. There are still some bugs with CslaActionExtender
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I have a Proof of concept project that should be attached here which is the code for the following requirements. This is not my company's code, but it is the exact relationship between objects I'd like to get working with CSLA. I hope that if this is a strong enough example for other developers to learn from that it can be added to the CSLA
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What is the status of CslaActionExtender in Csla 4.3.10? So at this point all known bugs should be solved with this v3 set of files for 4.3.10? I didn't find any open bugs listed here: http://www.lhotka.net/cslabugs/search.aspx but I may not be using the search function correctly.
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I think you are right about my use of DynamicBindingListBase<> where I am stretching (abusing) the intended use of it. The next logical question is then how would I rig the form to update the EditableRoot object where the root elements are bound, the EditableChildList (s) are bound to relevant data grids, and EditableGrandchild objects are displayed
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I have a list of BusinessBase<T> objects loaded from the database. These are rather complex objects as they contain two BusinessBindingListBase properties which are children and one of those lists is of BusinessBase<T2> which also contains a BusinessBindingListBase<> of other BusinessBase<T3> objects. The first list is a DynamicBindingListBase<T>
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Poring over the search results I found something that has potential!!!! http://forums.lhotka.net/forums/p/171/1001.aspx#1001 malloc1024 replied on Fri, May 26 2006 12:06 PM rated by 0 users Why not use a separated interface approach instead of DTOs? This will allow you to load the object directly from the DAL. The trick, use explicit interfaces instead
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Once again relying on the expertise of the CSLA community... I have a parent / child collection / grandchild collection object graph. When any of the child, grandchild objects change it calls the Child_Changed event where the parent object will call Save() which calls FieldManager.UpdateChildren(); When any of the children are saved, the trip to the
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I am familiar with lots of complexities with the tree view, but it just seemed overwhelming to get the standard MS VS TreeView control to support databinding. Unfortunately I am not doing the development in ASP.Net or WPF. I have been forced to learn some WPF because of formatting issues of a User Control that is able to grow and shrink depending on