The document discusses LiveBindings in Delphi XE2. It introduces LiveBindings as a technique to bind data to objects or components. It provides examples of using LiveBindings to bind dataset data to visual controls, bind properties between components, and bind dynamically created object properties to controls using expressions. The document also discusses the differences between managed and unmanaged bindings. It concludes with the contact information for Stefaan Lesage, who presented on LiveBindings.
28. What can we use
LiveBindings for ?
Bind TDataSet data to a Component
29. What can we use
LiveBindings for ?
Bind TDataSet data to a Component
Bind data from one component to
another
30. What can we use
LiveBindings for ?
Bind TDataSet data to a Component
Bind data from one component to
another
Bind a combination of data using
expressions to a property of an
Object
31. LiveBindings
What is LiveBindings ?
What can we use LiveBindings for ?
32. LiveBindings
What is LiveBindings ?
What can we use LiveBindings for ?
How does it all work ?
69. What can we use
LiveBindings for ?
Bind TDataSet data to a Component
70. What can we use
LiveBindings for ?
Bind TDataSet data to a Component
Bind data from one component to
another
71. What can we use
LiveBindings for ?
Bind TDataSet data to a Component
Bind data from one component to
another
Bind a combination of data using
expressions to a property of an
Object
#3: Welcome ... I’m Stefaan Lesage and feel free to get a hold of me / talk to me during the course of the day. You can find me on Twitter @StefaanLesage\n
#4: Our own Company, Software Development (mostly Delphi), but from time to time we also do some stuff with Media (Screencasts ...)\n
#5: Our own Company, Software Development (mostly Delphi), but from time to time we also do some stuff with Media (Screencasts ...)\n
#37: Source = Where do we get our Data From\nSource Expression = How do we get that data from the source\nControl = Where doest our data need to go\nControl Expression = How do we get our data where it should go.\n
#38: Source = Where do we get our Data From\nSource Expression = How do we get that data from the source\nControl = Where doest our data need to go\nControl Expression = How do we get our data where it should go.\n
#39: Source = Where do we get our Data From\nSource Expression = How do we get that data from the source\nControl = Where doest our data need to go\nControl Expression = How do we get our data where it should go.\n
#40: Source = Where do we get our Data From\nSource Expression = How do we get that data from the source\nControl = Where doest our data need to go\nControl Expression = How do we get our data where it should go.\n
#55: Unmanaged = Old DataAware like binding ... Handled Automatically \nManaged bindings require that the LiveBindings engine by notified that a change has occurred, and this does not happen automatically. \n\n
#56: Unmanaged = Old DataAware like binding ... Handled Automatically \nManaged bindings require that the LiveBindings engine by notified that a change has occurred, and this does not happen automatically. \n\n
#57: Unmanaged = Old DataAware like binding ... Handled Automatically \nManaged bindings require that the LiveBindings engine by notified that a change has occurred, and this does not happen automatically. \n\n
#58: Unmanaged = Old DataAware like binding ... Handled Automatically \nManaged bindings require that the LiveBindings engine by notified that a change has occurred, and this does not happen automatically. \n\n
#59: The system is hard to explain, but everything will become a lot clearer with a few examples ....\n
#60: The system is hard to explain, but everything will become a lot clearer with a few examples ....\n
#61: The system is hard to explain, but everything will become a lot clearer with a few examples ....\n
#62: The system is hard to explain, but everything will become a lot clearer with a few examples ....\n
#63: The system is hard to explain, but everything will become a lot clearer with a few examples ....\n