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ganeshokade
Dear Experts,
I have to write a C# program with the following requirements. I
have to make two components (call C1 and C2) both of which can be
included by an end user into his project. I have not decided what they
have to be - an ActiveX component or a class library. Each of these
objects has a set of properties. End users will create forms that
contain these components. Now there is a requirement that the value of
one of the properties of component C1 has to be available to C2 at
"design time". The idea is that the end user needs to set the value of
some common properties in only one of the components and the other
components automatically "get" this value. This saves typing time for
the user and prevents users from typing different values for different
components (which is not allowed in our application). Is this possible?
If yes, how? Thanks.
Regards,
Ganesh Okade
I have to write a C# program with the following requirements. I
have to make two components (call C1 and C2) both of which can be
included by an end user into his project. I have not decided what they
have to be - an ActiveX component or a class library. Each of these
objects has a set of properties. End users will create forms that
contain these components. Now there is a requirement that the value of
one of the properties of component C1 has to be available to C2 at
"design time". The idea is that the end user needs to set the value of
some common properties in only one of the components and the other
components automatically "get" this value. This saves typing time for
the user and prevents users from typing different values for different
components (which is not allowed in our application). Is this possible?
If yes, how? Thanks.
Regards,
Ganesh Okade