Hi Steve, Could you provide a more specific example of what you are trying to accomplish? It is currently pretty easy to "bind" a data source to a TableView component and have the TableView automatically update to reflect changes made to the model data. We refer to TableView and other components like it (ListView, TreeView, and Spinner) as "data-bound" components, though this is different from our definition of "data binding". Data binding refers to the process of taking a "data context" and mapping it to and from a set of user interface controls via Component#load() and store(). So I am not sure if you are looking for information on data-bound components, data binding, or both.
FWIW, TableView doesn't currently support data binding, though I am currently working on adding support for that to Pivot 1.4.1. You'll be able to bind a data source to TableView's "tableData" property as well as binding to the "selectedRow" and "selectedRows" properties. Greg On Mar 7, 2010, at 1:02 PM, Pivot-Steven Dahlin wrote: > The tutorials cover databinding in only a cursory fashion. I was wondering > if there was a more sophisticated example out there that tied databinding > with a tableview. I am looking for something that might have the > capabilities that I might see with .Net where I can define a LINQ source, set > it as the datasource for a table/gird/view and then call databind(); I know > that I can wire it up by hand but anything that saves time is useful. > > thanks, > Steve
