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Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 05:56:18 -0400

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--- Begin Message --- Subject: I do not want properties that are reference fields to other entities, such as the Order. Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 11:56:10 +0200
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Users may want to jump to a specific order if they know the Order ID. This will cause a second BindingSource control to be created. There are three main technologies that enable AJAX functionality: remote method calls, client-side data binding, and visual effects. Writing an add-in using our model is very easy: we employ a custom attribute that defines the add-in assembly entry in its assembly and provides descriptive information about the add-in to the host.
There are static methods in the entities to insert, update, and delete data, too.
The first entity that returns true will be returned and then used to reposition the BindingSource to its index. The following code checks to see if new AddIns have been installed.
In this month's column, I examine ASP. Once the attribute is applied, all the add-in has to do is implement the methods defined in its abstract base class.
All the controls are bound to the same data source via a BindingSource control.
The Straight Way to ASP.
The retrieval methods use ADO.

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