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Asp net 2.0 Consumption of Webservice typed dataset

Bob
Well,
Damned if I know.
It used to be simple. Make a webservice that publishes a get method, an
update method and a typed dataset.
The webpage would get the dataset and show it in a grid, the customer would
update the grid and the dataset changes would be posted back.
Where did all this simplicity go??
I have read all of the various posts on various forums and it seems to use
the GridView with a typed Dataset you have to be a rocket scientist.
Who is the moron that let this functionality out the door?
This is supposed to be a RAD environment!!!
So can anyone tell this jaded little developer how to simply present the
client with a typed dataset that they can update.
Thanks
Bob
Nov 22 '06 #1
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Bob,
The Datagrid control is still there in ASP.NET 2.0. It's just not on the
Toolbox by default.
Peter

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"Bob" wrote:
Well,
Damned if I know.
It used to be simple. Make a webservice that publishes a get method, an
update method and a typed dataset.
The webpage would get the dataset and show it in a grid, the customer would
update the grid and the dataset changes would be posted back.
Where did all this simplicity go??
I have read all of the various posts on various forums and it seems to use
the GridView with a typed Dataset you have to be a rocket scientist.
Who is the moron that let this functionality out the door?
This is supposed to be a RAD environment!!!
So can anyone tell this jaded little developer how to simply present the
client with a typed dataset that they can update.
Thanks
Bob
Nov 22 '06 #2
Bob
Hi Peter,
Thank you.
I will revert to that.
Bob
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pb*******@yahoo.nospammin.comwrote in message
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Bob,
The Datagrid control is still there in ASP.NET 2.0. It's just not on the
Toolbox by default.
Peter

--
Co-founder, Eggheadcafe.com developer portal:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog:
http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com


"Bob" wrote:
Well,
Damned if I know.
It used to be simple. Make a webservice that publishes a get method, an
update method and a typed dataset.
The webpage would get the dataset and show it in a grid, the customer
would
update the grid and the dataset changes would be posted back.
Where did all this simplicity go??
I have read all of the various posts on various forums and it seems to
use
the GridView with a typed Dataset you have to be a rocket scientist.
Who is the moron that let this functionality out the door?
This is supposed to be a RAD environment!!!
So can anyone tell this jaded little developer how to simply present the
client with a typed dataset that they can update.
Thanks
Bob


Nov 23 '06 #3

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