C# 2.0 Data Sources

[Michael Rodriguez]

I'm using the December CTP of VS.NET 2005. There is an option there to use a
business object as a data source, but it assumes you have a bunch of public
field names and list operations built in, etc. My business object simply
returns a DataSet. What I can't figure out is how to create a Data Source in
the IDE from the DataSet returned by that business object. Is that even
possible?

Is there any other way to have a DataSet that's created in code have its
table's fields show up in the form designer?

TIA,

Mike Rodriguez

--
To understand recursion, we must first understand recursion.

[jpuopolo]

Michael:

What about using a Typed Dataset? You can add the methods and
properties VC expects and still use standard DataSet semantics
otherwise.

John Puopolo

Michael Rodriguez wrote:

I'm using the December CTP of VS.NET 2005. There is an option there to use a business object as a data source, but it assumes you have a bunch of public field names and list operations built in, etc. My business object simply returns a DataSet. What I can't figure out is how to create a Data Source in the IDE from the DataSet returned by that business object. Is that even possible?

Is there any other way to have a DataSet that's created in code have its table's fields show up in the form designer?

TIA,

Mike Rodriguez

--
To understand recursion, we must first understand recursion.