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Hi Telerik Team,
It is taking me quite a while to get the basic crud stuff working within a silverlight application. Some of it is for sure a lack of knowledge on my part as I'm new to silverlight. However, I'm a moderately experienced asp.net/ajax coder so looking at this from a 'code-behind is in the client and data stuff is shared in the client and server' is just different and needs to be more fully understood.
There seem to be quite a few basic examples on the web using ria and domaindatasource for reading data (like this link) but few show how to get update, add and delete working.
It would be really useful to me (and maybe others too) if you could put together an example showing the following:
Perhaps this could also be used in the Silverlight demos in the future?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
It is taking me quite a while to get the basic crud stuff working within a silverlight application. Some of it is for sure a lack of knowledge on my part as I'm new to silverlight. However, I'm a moderately experienced asp.net/ajax coder so looking at this from a 'code-behind is in the client and data stuff is shared in the client and server' is just different and needs to be more fully understood.
There seem to be quite a few basic examples on the web using ria and domaindatasource for reading data (like this link) but few show how to get update, add and delete working.
It would be really useful to me (and maybe others too) if you could put together an example showing the following:
- RadGridView
- Linq2sql data source (maybe northwind with a .dbml)
- DomainDataSource (declaritively in XAML)
- Full crud showing how to hook into the update add and delete methods)
- editing of the main grid data be fully functional, plus
- a details row using RowDetailsTemplate that is fully editable too showing how it binds into the crud operations of the 'parent' grid
Perhaps this could also be used in the Silverlight demos in the future?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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Hi Steve,
Generally CRUD operations with RIA services and LINQ to SQL can be achieved very easily. Since our row details will share the same DataContext with the parent row all you need to do is to create two way binding for desired control in row details.
I've attached an example illustrating all these.
Sincerely yours,
Vlad
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Generally CRUD operations with RIA services and LINQ to SQL can be achieved very easily. Since our row details will share the same DataContext with the parent row all you need to do is to create two way binding for desired control in row details.
I've attached an example illustrating all these.
Sincerely yours,
Vlad
the Telerik team
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