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datagrids and 2/3 tier applications

Jay
Datagrids are great! and I love to use them.

It just seems that we are back "to not separating" the presentation and data
layers though. Is there an easy way as not so tightly bind the datagrid and
the data layer. Is it as easy as creating a data class, calling the
appropriate method and populating/binding my datagrid with the datasource?
It seems that there is more involved than just a simple seperation.

What are the implications with the DataBinder.Eval when a template is used,
lets say for a checkbox.

I guess that I'm going to have to try it to see all of the implications.
Nov 16 '05 #1
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