Hey Claudio,

I've got a kludgy way around it, but it works. When I type in this.Customer, I'll also put the "." to let Intellisense kick in, then choose the correct property (Address), then put in the quotes and go back and get change the "." to a ",".

~~Bonnie



>Hey there.
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>I realize I can bind for example a textbox to a property in a business object like this:
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>this.txtAddress.DataBindings.Add("Text", this.Customer, "Address");
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>However, if I pass a non-existent property as the third parameter (or even a typo for that matter... as in "Addressosssss"), the compiler will not be able to catch that.
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>Is there any way that I could do such binding, but in a way that the compiler could enforce that the member really does exist?
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>TIA