I have a singleton which once hit will load user profile information, I want to make it an application level resource in my SL3 application so that elements across the application can bind to it.
My code version of the instantiaion is a simple
UserProfile x = UserProfile.GetInstance();
I want to be able to do this in xaml in the app.xaml file and in WPF we have the ObjectDataProvider so I can express something like
<ObjectDataProvider MethodName="GetInstance"
ObjectTyp开发者_开发问答e="{x:Type local:UserProfile}" x:Key="CurrentUserProfile"/>
I am struggling to find the right implementation for this in SL3.
As you point out Silverlight doesn't have ObjectDataProvider
. If you need a feature it provides such as lazy instantiation you'll need to build a class of your own to handle it. If you don't actually need these features then simply add an instance of the UserProfile
to App.Resources
on start up:-
private void Application_Startup(object sender, StartupEventArgs e)
{
Resources.Add("CurrentUserProfile", UserProfile.GetInstance());
RootVisual = new MainPage();
}
Silverlight has no ObjectDataProvider.
That said,you can use the DataContext of your Silverlight object.....
Application.DataContext = UserProfile.GetInstance();
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