The purpose of this blog is to share some of my experience in developing 'Rich web Apps" using ASP.NET, focusing on LINQ , WCF , Silverlight 3/4 and MEF
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- jmcfet
- indepth experience in developing RIA applications with C# Linq,WCF , Silverlight and JavaScript. Just help in delivering a robust business application in Silverlight for a large financial company.helped with architecture and coding. Participate in Codecamps as a presenter. This blog has no sense of order as it mainly a self help so I can reference things of my interest. my site http://www.sandkeysoftware.com has articles and videos by category
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Silverlight 3 and ValidationScope
if you are still stuck on Silverlight 3 as some of our projects are then most of the input controls take advantage of the Silverlight 3 Validation that depends on exceptions being thrown in Setter method in the domain object when a binding occurs. The exeception will result in Silverlight displaying the familar red box around the UI element. However this only solves part of the problem as the user can click on a some action button like Save without entering anything in the required input fields and of course the validation being setter based is not called. ValidationScope can help out here Josh Twist has a great blog posting at
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