How can I have an independent view when my source is ADO.NET?

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bea.stollnitz.com (Bea Stollnitz on Silverlight and WPF), posted 2007-01-11

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Bea talks about how to make ADO.NET data sources behave more like other data sources when bound.

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"I talked about binding to ADO.NET in an earlier blog post. In that post, I explained briefly how binding to ADO.NET behaves differently from other data sources when there are 2 or more views over the source. Today I will explain this scenario in more detail and will show a workaround that makes the binding to ADO.NET behave consistently with binding to other sources."

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http://bea.stollnitz.com/blog/?p=39

About Bea Stollnitz on Silverlight and WPF

Bea an independent software consultant specializing in WPF and Silverlight technologies. She is president and owner of Zag Studio LLC. Before becoming an independent consultant, she worked at Microsoft for over five years, helping to create the Silverlight and WPF application frameworks. Her blog has a lot of helpful tips related to data binding, controls, and styles. http://bea.stollnitz.com/blog

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