Daniel Prado Velasco 29-Dec-10 14:20 29-Dec-10 14:20 Thank you very much for your article I was looking for something like you describe here and finally found your code. It has been of great help for me. I have done a small number of changes to the component and implemented also a solution for the management of INotifyPropertyChanged interface in nested objects. All these changes and improvements are described and available from a project I have created in Google Code, in the following direction: Hope it can help others to take adventage of this component Thanks Daniel. Someone@AnotherWorld 10-Mar-09 8:21 10-Mar-09 8:21 Hi, nice stuff! But after a couple of time using your solution I realize the ObjectBindingSource ignores the PropertyChanged event of nested objects.

I've got a class 'Foo' with two properties named 'Name' and 'Bar'. 'Name' is a string an 'Bar' reference an instance of class 'Bar', which has a 'Name' property of type string too and both classes implements INotifyPropertyChanged. With your binding source reading and writing with both properties ('Name' and 'Bar_Name') works fine but the PropertyChanged event works only for the 'Name' property, because the binding source listen only for events of 'Foo'.

One workaround is to retrigger the PropertyChanged event in the appropriate class (here 'Foo'). What's very unclean! The other approach would be to extend ObjectBindingSource so that all owner of nested property which implements INotifyPropertyChanged get used for receive changes, but how? Baby Shaker Ipa Download Game. John Deere 24t Baler Serial Numbers more. Marty Spallone 16-Dec-08 10:39 16-Dec-08 10:39 Hi, this is a great component - exactly what I was looking for - I started to create my own and then I came across your article.

I could not load your project with vs.2008 for some reason. Maybe you can post the 2008 version complete? I pulled all the necessary files and created a class library and when I used the object binding source instead of my own class that implemented ITypedList, I found a few problems. For some reason in my dataGridView1_DataBindingComplete() I got a stack overflow on setting the value of one of the cells which is a checkbox column. That was strange.

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The DataBindingComplete would get called recursively in the call to cells['column'].Value = true; // check box. My current solution that worked before your method had a gridview with autogenerate columns and one check box column and autogenerate on the remaining columns. I was hoping to just remove my custom list, ITypedList and replace it with IList and use your binding source but then I got problems in the designer creating the checkbox column header and then the stack overflow above when I set the data source at runtime. I was going to look at your actual demo but can't seem to load it in vs2008. Juniper Crack. Any ideas would be helpful. Problem: Create a grid view that has two columns, a check box and a name field, which is a nested object reference - that's it.