Architecture questions?

[ayos]

Hi

I want to show a grid filled with fields from more than one table.
I used ObjectDatasourceS (One ObjectDataSource for each table).

I guess this is the way of doing things in the new asp.net 2.0?

But is that the way of doing things in Real life web applications?

Kind regards,

Ayman

[Andrew Robinson]

The GridView works really well with the ObjectDataSource, the SqlDataSource
and others.

In your ODS, you could read both tables and then manupulate the data into a
single table or better yet, read use a View at the SQL level. You can also
read data from a View with a SqlDataSource.

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Andrew Robinson
http://blog.binaryocean.com

"ayos" <ay******@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi

I want to show a grid filled with fields from more than one table.
I used ObjectDatasourceS (One ObjectDataSource for each table).

I guess this is the way of doing things in the new asp.net 2.0?

But is that the way of doing things in Real life web applications?

Kind regards,

Ayman

[Karl Seguin [MVP]]

I don't think so. The entire XXXDataSource as far as i'm concerned is great
for building my dad's webpage, but flies in the face of domain modelling and
n-tier development. ObjectDataSource isn't so bad, but SqlDataSource and the
other providers need to be taken out back and shot.

Karl

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"ayos" <ay******@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:u5**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Hi

I want to show a grid filled with fields from more than one table.
I used ObjectDatasourceS (One ObjectDataSource for each table).

I guess this is the way of doing things in the new asp.net 2.0?

But is that the way of doing things in Real life web applications?

Kind regards,

Ayman