This example illustrates how to create an appointment and resource model by using Code First development and then use the types defined in the model as data sources for the SchedulerStorage component in the XtraScheduler WinForms application.
The Color property of the Resource does not necessarily have to be split into ARGB components in the database. It is done in this project for illustrative purpose only. Note that the ColorSaving property determines how resource color value is interpreted.
For a walkthrough on data binding with Windows Forms refer to the MSDN article Entity Framework: Data Binding with Windows Forms.
See also:
E4504: How to bind SchedulerControl to Entity Framework by using Entity Data Model
Question Comments
Added By: Enrique Thedy at: 9/8/2014 6:42:27 PM
Hi! Great article! I think that you need to update the link to MSDN, now the article about databinding with winForms is at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/jj682076
Best regards!
Enrique Thedy