How to programmatically access ObjectDataSource values

[avezina]

We would like to use those new cool features of Asp.Net 2.0 like the
ObjectDataSource in our project. I tried few basics examples and its
work well.

Let's say I have a page that displays a detail of a product. On my
page I have a product name and a short description. So I declare an
ObjectDataSource in my page

<asp:ObjectDataSource ID="productData" runat="server"
SelectMethod="GetProduct"
TypeName="MyRedmond.Gumsnet.WebUi.UiProcess.Contro ller.ProductContentController">
<SelectParameters>
<asp:Parameter DefaultValue="10" Name="productID"
Type="Object" />
</SelectParameters>
</asp:ObjectDataSource>

Now I can bind this ObjectDataSource to any data control, but in this
case I want to display information at many places in my page using this
single ObjectDataSource. So I want to be able to programmatically
access ObjectDataSource values, but the Question is HOW?

Alain Vezina
av*****@dieselmarketing.com

[Brock Allen]

You can access the ObjectDataSource's SelectParameters from anywhere on the
page and change the DefaultValue to anything you'd like. Also, you can handle
the ObjectDataSource's Selecting event and then modify the parameters for
that one select by adding or chaninging the ObjectDataSourceSelectingEventArgs's
InputParameters. HTH

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen

We would like to use those new cool features of Asp.Net 2.0 like the
ObjectDataSource in our project. I tried few basics examples and its
work well.

Let's say I have a page that displays a detail of a product. On my
page I have a product name and a short description. So I declare an
ObjectDataSource in my page

<asp:ObjectDataSource ID="productData" runat="server"
SelectMethod="GetProduct"
TypeName="MyRedmond.Gumsnet.WebUi.UiProcess.Contro ller.ProductContentC
ontroller">
<SelectParameters>
<asp:Parameter DefaultValue="10" Name="productID"
Type="Object" />
</SelectParameters>
</asp:ObjectDataSource>
Now I can bind this ObjectDataSource to any data control, but in this
case I want to display information at many places in my page using
this single ObjectDataSource. So I want to be able to
programmatically access ObjectDataSource values, but the Question is
HOW?

Alain Vezina av*****@dieselmarketing.com

[avezina]

Is there a way to go through the ObjectDataSource using foreach(....)

Tks


Brock Allen wrote:

You can access the ObjectDataSource's SelectParameters from anywhere on the
page and change the DefaultValue to anything you'd like. Also, you can handle
the ObjectDataSource's Selecting event and then modify the parameters for
that one select by adding or chaninging the ObjectDataSourceSelectingEventArgs's
InputParameters. HTH

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen

We would like to use those new cool features of Asp.Net 2.0 like the
ObjectDataSource in our project. I tried few basics examples and its
work well.

Let's say I have a page that displays a detail of a product. On my
page I have a product name and a short description. So I declare an
ObjectDataSource in my page

<asp:ObjectDataSource ID="productData" runat="server"
SelectMethod="GetProduct"
TypeName="MyRedmond.Gumsnet.WebUi.UiProcess.Contro ller.ProductContentC
ontroller">
<SelectParameters>
<asp:Parameter DefaultValue="10" Name="productID"
Type="Object" />
</SelectParameters>
</asp:ObjectDataSource>
Now I can bind this ObjectDataSource to any data control, but in this
case I want to display information at many places in my page using
this single ObjectDataSource. So I want to be able to
programmatically access ObjectDataSource values, but the Question is
HOW?

Alain Vezina av*****@dieselmarketing.com

[Brock Allen]

Check out ObjectDataSource.Select()

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen

Is there a way to go through the ObjectDataSource using foreach(....)

Tks

Brock Allen wrote:

You can access the ObjectDataSource's SelectParameters from anywhere
on the
page and change the DefaultValue to anything you'd like. Also, you
can handle
the ObjectDataSource's Selecting event and then modify the parameters
for
that one select by adding or chaninging the
ObjectDataSourceSelectingEventArgs's
InputParameters. HTH
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen

We would like to use those new cool features of Asp.Net 2.0 like the
ObjectDataSource in our project. I tried few basics examples and
its work well.

Let's say I have a page that displays a detail of a product. On my
page I have a product name and a short description. So I declare an
ObjectDataSource in my page

<asp:ObjectDataSource ID="productData" runat="server"
SelectMethod="GetProduct"
TypeName="MyRedmond.Gumsnet.WebUi.UiProcess.Contro ller.ProductConten
tC
ontroller">
<SelectParameters>
<asp:Parameter DefaultValue="10" Name="productID"
Type="Object" />
</SelectParameters>
</asp:ObjectDataSource>
Now I can bind this ObjectDataSource to any data control, but in
this
case I want to display information at many places in my page using
this single ObjectDataSource. So I want to be able to
programmatically access ObjectDataSource values, but the Question is
HOW?
Alain Vezina av*****@dieselmarketing.com