AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
March 3, 2004 09:30 PM UTC
The default behavior of the GridDataBoundGrid is to bind to a IListSource and to display simple public properties of the objects in the list as columns in the grid.
So, I suspect your complex object will not bind just by setting the DataSource property. You might want to consider using a GridControl in virtual mode. This type of grid can be bound to anything by handling 1 to 4 simple events (the number of required events depends upon the functionality you want).