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I've built some business objects, and I've built a "data access layer" that will read, update, delete, etc. Now I want to bind these objects to grids/text boxes/combo's etc in a WinForm's app.
I could do the manual method like:
txtName.Text = employee.Name;
and then on save do something like
employee.Name = txtName.Text;
But I'd much rather use the "RAD" features of VS 2008. I've done some googling but I'm not finding any quick tutorial that shows me what I need to do to my business objects to allow them to be "data bound". Can anyone help?
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I wrote rules in Jess, which database should I use to store them?
Jess has no built-in capability for storing rules in a database; it works with flat files, either text or XML. To use a database, you'd have to implement code yourself to retrieve (and store) them. As such, there's not much we can do to help you choose a database, as Jess won't care.
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I'm looking for the schema (XSD) for CXML files of Microsoft Silverlight PivotViewer.
Does anyone have it? The usual link does not ever work.
Unfortunately Microsoft has deleted all references to PivotViewer.
However you can still access most of it from the Wayback Machine
http://web.archive.org/web/20120529021514/http://www.silverlight.net/learn/data-networking/pivot-viewer/collection-xml-schema
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I'd love to be able to see something like RubyMine's model diagrams but for the Backbone.js parts of my project. Anyone know of a tool that does something like that?
There is a UML plugin for Eclipse called jsuml. I have no experience with it myself, and by looking at the description on its web page, it seems that your code should be annotated in some way. (e.g. JSDoc)
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It seems that d:IsDataSource can be used to provide design time data in blend. Does anyone know where I can find the docs for this or can explain how the behavior and usage of this Property is? I have only seen it beeing used in a ObjectDataProvider. Where else can I use it and what does blend acutally do when it finds this property in a XAML element?
The only thing d:IsDataSource seems to define is whether it shows up as a datasource in the "Data" tab in blend. Correct me if I am wrong.
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I'm building a WPF app and I'm tyring to find information or a walkthrough on how to make it accessible for screen readers. I've trawled through MSDN and found some articles regarding UI Automation (UIA). Basically I found a lot of "okay, this is UIA! it's used for testing but also accessibility" but nothing along the lines of "this is how you use it in WPF".
Any input would be great. Thanks