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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm Data Binding / October 2004

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rogermk - 19 Oct 2004 21:58 GMT
Can I bind controls to MBR objects?

When I try to make a new binding with a MBR object, I get the exception
"Cannot bind to property or column 'PropertyName' on DataSource.", that I
don't get in tests made with a client class.

I looked for some information about it, but I couldn't find anything... Or I
am asking wrongly...

Thank you....
rogermk
Sijin Joseph - 20 Oct 2004 04:23 GMT
Is that such a good idea, since MBR objects on the client are just
proxies that forward each call to remote object and since databinding
pulls data at every chance it can get, the amount of net traffic
generated would be a big performance hit. Anyways i don't think it is
possible to do it.

Sijin Joseph
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> Can I bind controls to MBR objects?
>
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> Thank you....
> rogermk
rogermk - 20 Oct 2004 12:51 GMT
Thank Sijin,

you're probably right about the peformance hit (something that I haven't
realized yet)... Can you see some easy (!) way to solve that... ok, one way
is build a real client side object to keep data binded, and send/receive
them from the MBR objects... but that certainly would be hard to do to every
single object that I would have....

Anyway, thank you for answering...

rogermk

> Is that such a good idea, since MBR objects on the client are just
> proxies that forward each call to remote object and since databinding
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> > Thank you....
> > rogermk

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