Static ListBinding

This walk-through illustrates how we can bind binable objects such as List, Dictionary, or arrays in the XAML.

In order to run through, you need to have VS expression 2005, .NET Framework 3.0 installed on your machine.

Here I use VS .net 2005.

Objective:
We are able to display all current processes information of the computer running this example on the window.

Okay. Now, let's create a window(wpf) project from Visual Studio .NET.
In the Name text, type WindowProcessViewer.


Now create a processes class that will have all process names.

Now let add a Processes class will have all process names of the computer.



Now, how can we display the process name in the window?
1. add namespace which Processes class belongs to.
2. create Window.Resource element and declare the Processes instance.
3. In the List element, use extensible expression to bind the Processes to the list.




I know if you are beginner, you will have questions on this source.
I will answer your question as much as I can.

Also, this blog will constantly modified.