publisher/subscriber pattern


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Larry Caylor
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Have you considered implementing a publisher/subscriber pattern in the framework? For example, in your sample application I would like the Order Entry form to be able to subscribe to a customer change on the Customer Maintenance form that would allow the Order Entry form to update itself to reflect that change.
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Larry,



I'm glad you figured out your event handler problem. As for tutorials, we're adding a section to the "Getting Started" in the documentation that is titled "Tutorials," so, they're on the way. As for the changed events, we put them in there for that exact purpose. Also, if you want complete bi-directional binding, you have to use the "Changed" events so that when you set the field property in code, the changed event gets raised and the data is pushed out to the control.
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