It took me about an hour to figure out the best way to handle the address code list for the customer window.  It works like a charm by simply setting the combobox's population type to business object, then setting the data source setting to the AddressBO.FillByParentPrimaryKey(int32) method.  I also changed PopulateOnFormLoad property to Manual.  Within the Navigated event, I added the combobox.requery method and passed in the current customer index.  Smooth.  Quite smooth! 

I have most of my customer window completed.  That includes the browse dialog and several populated drop downs from both business objects and enums.  I can count on both hands the number of lines of code that I had to write.

I really wish I had seen framework about a month ago.

I wonder if I can rewrite my current project with this new framework by the end of the year?  What I have done in one day with StrataFrame had taken me nearly a month by using other vendors' products.  Great work!  This is truly developer friendly.

Thanks,
Bill

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One of my memories of learning .NET/SF was spending hours trying to figure out how to do something...only to realize that it was only a line or two of code, because of the work SF put into their framework. As I convert my application, most of the hard problems I've had are related to changing from a connected data model to a disconnected one and dealing with bugs in .NET. If I hadn't found SF I'd still by banging two rocks together trying to get a spark to light my development fire. With SF I have a lighter!