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02-18-2009
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| | Error Provider and Business Objects Validation - VB2005 Hi If you validate in the properties of a business object and there is an error how do you set a forms error provider for the properties error? Many thanks Julian |
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02-18-2009
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| | Re: Error Provider and Business Objects Validation - VB2005 You need to provide some more "context" for this question. Are you using a certain framework? (Not "dotnet" , but a certain kind of business object framework). "Julian" <julian@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eAYoKzZkJHA.2384@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi > > If you validate in the properties of a business object and there is an > error how do you set a forms error provider for the properties error? > > Many thanks > > Julian > |
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02-19-2009
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| | Re: Error Provider and Business Objects Validation - VB2005 Rather than validating on the form I wish to validate in the class property setters and if the validation is not true set the error provider on the appropriate control on the form with an error message. I am not using any particular framework but just building the classes myself Is there common way of doing this? Julian "sloan" <sloan@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23Y$FmwgkJHA.3380@xxxxxx Quote: > You need to provide some more "context" for this question. > > Are you using a certain framework? (Not "dotnet" , but a certain kind of > business object framework). > > > > "Julian" <julian@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:eAYoKzZkJHA.2384@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi >> >> If you validate in the properties of a business object and there is an >> error how do you set a forms error provider for the properties error? >> >> Many thanks >> >> Julian >> > |
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02-19-2009
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| | Re: Error Provider and Business Objects Validation - VB2005 Yes, Try to ask this question in the newsgroup Microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb Then can more persons use the benefits from the answers. Cor "Julian" <julian@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OL5uVPmkJHA.4372@xxxxxx Quote: > Rather than validating on the form I wish to validate in the class > property setters and if the validation is not true set the error provider > on the appropriate control on the form with an error message. I am not > using any particular framework but just building the classes myself Is > there common way of doing this? > > Julian > > "sloan" <sloan@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23Y$FmwgkJHA.3380@xxxxxx Quote: >> You need to provide some more "context" for this question. >> >> Are you using a certain framework? (Not "dotnet" , but a certain kind of >> business object framework). >> >> >> >> "Julian" <julian@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:eAYoKzZkJHA.2384@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi >>> >>> If you validate in the properties of a business object and there is an >>> error how do you set a forms error provider for the properties error? >>> >>> Many thanks >>> >>> Julian >>> >> > |
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