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Archive for March 5th, 2009

A couple of weeks ago I introduced the concept of databinding in Silverlight.  If you missed it you might want to go take a look because this post assumes you know the basics already.

You should remember that databinding in Silverlight has very little to do with databases and everything to do with data.  We’ve already looked at how to bind a basic property to an attribute in our XAML, but what if our XAML represents a list?  How do we bind to it?

It’s actually pretty nearly the same as last week.  Let’s start with our basic class again:

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