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I can only find a reference in the API, so I've no idea how to use it. I've done a home-grown approach to initialize transients using
IInstanceCallbacks.PostLoad. I'm wondering can this interface help me do it more elegantly.
Michael
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Hello Mike,
yes, the IInitializeTransients is a more elegant/flexible way to initialize transient fields in your application. The passed InitOperation describes the reason why the callback is called.
I've made a notice that the product documentation should be more helpful for this case.
All the best,
Thomas
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yes, the IInitializeTransients is a more elegant/flexible way to initialize transient fields in your application. The passed InitOperation describes the reason why the callback is called.
I've made a notice that the product documentation should be more helpful for this case.
All the best,
Thomas
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer , the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.