I'm not sure to understand correctly your answer.

Here what I done:
My Application is already running with 3-layer for ASP.NET 3.5 and AJAX (UI, BLL, DAL).
To use my BLL with Silverlight, apparently, I must use a layer in addition: service web layer (I do it via WCF) so I write a WCF Service between my UISilverlight and my existing BLL.

I put attribute [DataMember] on all the properties of my entityobjects in my BLL.
So the WCF Service let me (in the UI) accessed to my entity objects.
Then, I decided to use this entityobject as object for my generic class (see mail above).

I write the inheritance code (see the mail above), no compilation problem.
I write simultaneously the xaml with special xmlns for my WCF object and the "x:TypeArgument"...
If I had a good understanding of the process, this tag is use to specify the generic class object.

Apparently the hidden file "xxxx.g.cs" isn't created with the generic inheritance but only with my baseClass without generic.

So a conflit appears in the partial xaml code because my partial class in codebehind declare a generic class ans the same partial class in the"xxxxx.g.cs" file declare only the class without inheritance.

Now that I presented my problem. What is for you, the best solution to resolve this ?
About the "change events" that you tell in your mail, how such a thing can be done with my project ? What do I need to change ?

To read you.
Patrice

is it possible to make an EntityObjet from a WCF Service to a "x:TypeArgument" in the xaml ?

to read you,
Patrice

public class BaseClass: UserControl
{...}

public class BaseEditClass: BaseClass where T:
WCFService.EntityObj, new()
{...}

public class SomethingEdit : BaseEditClass
{...}

how can i declare my UserControl XAML ? Do you have an idea on this ? or is it impossible to declare a xaml like this:

Thanks in advance for your answer.
Patrice

public partial class BaseUserControl : UserControl

TO
public partial class BaseUserControl : UserControl where T : IPresenter

I receive an error. I fiddled with removing partial but still get errors.

Any help is welcome.

Any help would be wildly appreciated.

TO

public partial class BaseUserControl : UserControl where T : IPresenter

I receive the following error:

The name 'InitializeComponent' does not exist in the current context

C:\_SOURCE_\NewGenericsTWO\BaseUserControl.xaml.cs

It is probably something very simple... Can you help?

After a few years web programming I'm back on desktop programming and a lot of things have changed. This post was very helpful starting with WPF on enterprise level.

I have a ViewModel that I need to pass into a user control. No luck so far.

For starters, as soon as I add the generic construct, the InitializeComponent method disappears.

Assuming I can get this working, I was going to place an instance of each control, bound to various entities, on seperate PAGE objects that I am showing in a frame. It looks like I'd need to put them as root elements, though. I wonder if I can have a xaml file with just an instance of this UC with the x:TypeArguments specified and point a frame to it?