Rich Table Control
A typical design element in graphically rich applications presents data in a grid or table. This enables the user to interact with the data once it has been downloaded onto his or her machine. For example, the user can sort the data by different columns, filter the information, or even save it to the local machine. This design approach will be solved in the enterprise framework by a rich table control that has an architecture described by the object model shown in Figure 11-1.
Figure 11-1. Rich table control object model.
For this first release of the enterprise framework, the return table functionality is tightly coupled with ...
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