Andrew Whiddett on Asynchronous Databinding, the Dispatcher class and using DispatcherPriority.Background

re: Andrew Whiddett on Asynchronous Databinding, the Dispatcher class and using DispatcherPriority.Background

Lonnie McCullough — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 00:17:31 GMT

One little note here, if you use the Dispatcher associated with the app then you will only be able to use this solution in scenarios where the controls you are populating were created on the application's main thread (i.e. the one that called Run). It would be better maybe to use the Dispatcher associated with some specific Visual or to add a private Dispatcher variable to the MyDataObjects class that gets initialized to Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher in its constructor.

re: Andrew Whiddett on Asynchronous Databinding, the Dispatcher class and using DispatcherPriority.Background

Andrew Whiddett — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 21:32:39 GMT

Lonnie,

Thats a great point; I was trying to keep the example a little simple.. I am going to take this example further; Binding to current value was my next area.

I will include better Dispatcher handing in the next one after this.

Regards

Andrew

p.s. Thanks Karsten

Binding to data which loads in the background

The Expression Designers: Graphic, Interactive, Web — Fri, 10 Feb 2006 06:20:34 GMT

This is to announce&nbsp;that Karsten has a blog post (authored by Andrew Whiddet) on the subject of...

re: Andrew Whiddett on Asynchronous Databinding, the Dispatcher class and using DispatcherPriority.Background

Jeroen Ritmeijer — Sat, 11 Feb 2006 17:53:32 GMT

If this the Andrew Whiddett that used to work for Unipower in the UK, is he still eating paper when he is coding?

re: Andrew Whiddett on Asynchronous Databinding, the Dispatcher class and using DispatcherPriority.Background

Nick — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 15:13:10 GMT

Wow...this post saved me a lot of time and effort. Far simpler than not using databinding...which wasn't really an option for me. Thanks for the post. Any idea if databinding might learn how to hop threads in the future? Acquiring data on different threads seems pretty common.

Excellent showcase of a real world WPF application (Windows Presentation Foundation)

Jeroen Ritmeijer — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 17:44:18 GMT

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