>>Joe,
>>
>>>Can anyone provide an example of how to bind the new wpf datagrid to a business object?
>>
>>I have not jumped into WPF as of yet, but have you looked at the Dev guide sections:
>>Data Binding WPF Controls
>>& Working with Data Grids
>>in the Creating Windows Presentation Foundation Applications section?
>
>Yes but the instructions in "working with datagrids" are very vague and I'm not sure they are even talking about the new wpf datagrid. All it says is delete the listview, specify the datacontext on the datagrid, and add this line of code... this.NavigationControl = this.grdEmployees;
>
>>I see it mentions in the first this comment:
>>"Visual Studio 2008 WPF data binding is non-existent (you can manually enter data binding information in a XAML...) the best way to data bind your user interface controls is to use Microsofts's Expression Blend."
>>
>>Beyond this, I can't help much.
>>Tim
>
>I'm using Expression Blend and the wpf datagrid that was released in the wpftoolkit.
>

>http://www.codeplex.com/wpf
>

>
>Thank you anyway!!

Ah, well I think you have to add the extenders to them. I only saw a minimum of that, but you could look at the sample application and the WPF Mm solutions to see how it was done I would think.

Sorry I can't be of more help.
Tim