ASP.net and IEditableObject

D

Dev

Hi all,

Do we have to implement the IEditableObject interface within our business
objects to support databinding in ASP.net?
My understanding is this is relavent only in the case of Winforms (when you
want be able to undo, apply changes say while you are editing your business
object from a grid etc...). Please let me know. If you think this is
relavent also let me know why.

Thanks.

Dev
 
S

sloan

Its not as relevant.

Asp.Net is html at the end of the day... and there is not 2 way
immediate/connected binding.

the page displays. you have to have some edit mechanism, and (even with
ajax) you go back to the server.

IEditableObject isn't trivial as you might know already.

If you're not doing winforms , then its not as important.
 

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