We have a 3 tier windows forms application (data,business and UI) where the database entities are modelled into objects in the data tier.
We would like our objects to be databindable and as such they must implement IPropertyChanged and IEditableObject but adding this to the data layer seems like the wrong thing to do.
Is there anyway we can 'wrap' the data layer objects in such a way as to make them bindable without changing the internal properties and methods
Thanks in advance..
Implementing IPropertyChanged and IEditableObject in a lightweight wrapper Class?
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Implementing IPropertyChanged and IEditableObject in a lightweight wrapper Class?
TimElvidge
Hi,glynnd
You can try to make your objectes inherited from the DataSet class,you can refer the Microsoft Enterprise Sample: Duwamish
For more information about Duwamish,please see:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288561(VS.71).aspx
Hope this can help you.Regards.
Ye