John,

First instantiate an instance of your class, and simply set the combo's data source to it:

TaskType oTask = new TaskType();
this.MyCombo.DataSource = oTask.Types;

~~Bonnie



>Hi,
>I'm pretty new to the concept of n-tier development (and C#) and trying to get my head round the subject.
>
>I've created a simple class with
>

>public class TaskType
>  {
>    private ArrayList _Types = new ArrayList();
>
>    public TaskType()
>        {
>            _Types.Add("Support");
>            _Types.Add("Admin");
>        }
>
>    public ArrayList Types
>        {
>            get { return _Types; }
>            set { _Types.Add(value); }
>        }
>  }

>
>I'd like to get the items of the arraylist TYPES to display in a combobox, and allow new items to be added to the list.
>
>It's not like good old fox, linking to a view)
>Could anyone point me to a good article or website that may assist me in, or provide the required details to bind the TaskType.Types to my combo.
>Many thanks