I'm stumped. I'm working with the 3.5 runtime in VS 2008. I've added "using
System.Collections.ObjectModel". ObservableCollection is not known. In fact,
if I type "System.Collection.ObjectModel." the intellisense only lists
Collection<>, ReadOnlyCollection<> and KeyedCollection<>. In the object
browser, I find ObservableCollection under "WindowsBase", and it's listed as
ObservableCollection. How can I make use of this class so I can bind a WPF
element to my custom Object?



Thank you!

Todd Beaulieu <ToddBeaulieu@xxxxxx> wrote:

> I'm stumped. I'm working with the 3.5 runtime in VS 2008. I've added "using
> System.Collections.ObjectModel". ObservableCollection is not known. In fact,
> if I type "System.Collection.ObjectModel." the intellisense only lists
> Collection<>, ReadOnlyCollection<> and KeyedCollection<>. In the object
> browser, I find ObservableCollection under "WindowsBase", and it's listed as
> ObservableCollection. How can I make use of this class so I can bind a WPF
> element to my custom Object?

Have you got a reference to WindowsBase.dll?

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DOH!

I assumed something called WindowsBase would be ... you know... part of the
base framework and thus automatically referenced. Silly assumption, I guess.

Thanks, Jon!

"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" wrote:

> Have you got a reference to WindowsBase.dll?
>

hi I also not getting ObservableCollection in
System.Collections.ObjectModel

Please give solution

Thanks
Mahendra


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On Aug 8, 5:35*am, Mahendra Gurav <mahendra.gu...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> hi I also not getting ObservableCollection in
> System.Collections.ObjectModel
>
> Please give solution
>
> Thanks
> Mahendra
>
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Which version of the framework are you using?