I am trying to figure out how to bind the ObjectDataSource in Xaml. I am using the MVVM pattern and do not want to use code behind. I cannot seam to find any documentation or examples that show this. Everything I have found shows this being done in code behind. I think it really is just a matter of getting the proper syntax. If anyone has done this could you show me how this is done.
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Hello Michael,
The WPF/SL ReportViewer controls are designed for the given technology and allow bindings to their properties, but reports are designed to be compatible with all supported technologies as ASP.NET, WinfForms. Report properties are not dependency properties, and bindings specific for WPF/Silverlight technology and MVVM scenarios cannot be applied.
An example of using the XAML viewers in MVVM scenario is available in my post here. Details how to connect and control data coming from your model can be found in the ObjectDataSource help resources.
Let us know if you need any further help.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
The WPF/SL ReportViewer controls are designed for the given technology and allow bindings to their properties, but reports are designed to be compatible with all supported technologies as ASP.NET, WinfForms. Report properties are not dependency properties, and bindings specific for WPF/Silverlight technology and MVVM scenarios cannot be applied.
An example of using the XAML viewers in MVVM scenario is available in my post here. Details how to connect and control data coming from your model can be found in the ObjectDataSource help resources.
Let us know if you need any further help.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
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