What do you mean by page flips? Here is more about the dataset requirements.
The object it represents is a blank/stock contract for service. The admin
can create as many stock contract types as they want or need. A stock
contract would kind of be like the differences between a 1040 tax form and a
1040EZ tax form. They have things that are the same between both of them,
but other things are different. One is a "derivative" of the other. It is
the same way with these "contracts" You have a "ContractBase" which has the
following properties (all contracts must have these): Type, Title, Subtitle,
Glossary (different items in glossary depending on contract type), Sections
(same as glossary), Form header and title, Form footer and signatures. The
properties that would be dynamically required are the form fields. For
example, not all contracts have a Hotel, Transportation or similar fields. I
need to know the best way to handle this type of object, what type of source
to use to create it (class, dataset, xml...) and a basic idea of how to
actually implement it. The creation of these contracts is done with a custom
designed wizard that has a wizard step for each segment of the contract
itself.
Is there any ideas on how to do this? The contract blanks created by the
wizard have to be stored as xml files in app_data folder.
"bruce barker" <br*********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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where are you going to store the dataset between page flips?
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Andy B" wrote:
>I have a wizard on a page that will dynamically create a dataset as it
goes
along based on user input. When the wizard is done, it will dump all of
the
data it collected/created in the wizard to an xml file. Should this be an
in
memory version or a dataset or a file based dataset?