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You ll need to change a variety of details based on this information, so it makes sense to store it somewhere that s accessible throughout your application. The logical choice is to add a property to your custom application class, as shown here: private ViewMode viewMode = ViewMode.Customer; public ViewMode ViewMode { get { return viewMode; } } This property defaults to customer view, so it only needs to be changed if the web page specifically requests the employee view. To pass the parameter into your Silverlight application, you need to add a <param> element to the markup in the Silverlight content region. This parameter must have the name initParams. Its value is a comma-separated list of name-value pairs that set your custom parameters. For example, to add a parameter named view mode, you would add the following line (shown in bold) to your markup: <div id="silverlightControlHost"> <object data="data:application/x-silverlight," type="application/x-silverlight-2" width="100%" height="100%"> <param name="source" value="TransparentSilverlight.xap"/> <param name="onerror" value="onSilverlightError" /> <param name="background" value="white" /> <param name="initParams" value=" viewMode=Customer" /> ... </object> <iframe style='visibility:hidden;height:0;width:0;border:0px'></iframe> </div> Then, you can retrieve this from the StartupEventArgs.InitParams collection. However, you must check first that it exists: private void Application_Startup(object sender, StartupEventArgs e) { // Take the view mode setting, and store in an application property. if (e.InitParams.ContainsKey("viewMode")) { string view = e.InitParams["viewMode"]; if (view == "Employee") this.view = ViewMode.Employee; } // Create the root page. this.RootVisual = new Page(); } If you have many possible values, you can use the following leaner code to convert the string to the corresponding enumeration value, assuming the text matches exactly:

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Now, when you preview the report with the two lists list1 grouped by Patient_Name and the nested list2 grouped by Employee_Name you can see that multiple employees are associated with a single patient, with each employee displaying the correct total number of visits and estimated cost (see Figure 3-16). The line will separate the grouped results, showing where the main List data region is repeating.

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string view = e.InitParams["viewMode"]; try { this.viewMode = (ViewMode)Enum.Parse(typeof(ViewMode), view, true); } catch { } Now, different pages are free to pass in a different parameter and launch your application with different view settings. Because the view information is stored as a property in the custom application class (named App), you can retrieve it anywhere in your application: lblViewMode.Text = "Current view mode: " + ((App)Application.Current).ViewMode.ToString(); Figure 6-2 shows what you ll see when you run the test page that uses the Customer view mode.

When implementing AJAX data binding, the method is a little different. The controller has two action result methods. This first is for when the page first loads and binds the grid using the same server method (don t worry it happens only in the first load). The second action result method is to respond to the grid operations, and it s decorated with the GridAction property. This method will be used for all AJAX requests, such as when paging and sorting occurs. When your action result methods are created, you use the DataBinding method and set the Ajax property to the action result method with the GridAction property. See Listing 12-36 for an implementation of AJAX binding. Listing 12-36. Grid AJAX Data Binding Controller public ActionResult AjaxBinding() { NorthwindDataContext nwd = new NorthwindDataContext(); var model = from regs in nwd.Regions select new RegionViewModel { RegionID = regs.RegionID, RegionDescription = regs.RegionDescription }; return View(model); } [GridAction] public ActionResult _AjaxBinding() { NorthwindDataContext nwd = new NorthwindDataContext(); var model = from regs in nwd.Regions select new RegionViewModel

Figure 6-2. Displaying an initialization parameter If you have more than one initialization parameter, simply pass them all in one commadelimited string. Initialization values should be made up of alphanumeric characters. There s currently no support for escaping special characters like commas in parameter values. <param name="initParams" value="startPage=Page1,viewMode=Customer" /> Now the event handler for the Startup event can retrieve the StartPage value and use it to choose the application s root page. You can load the correct page using a block of conditional logic that distinguishes between the available choices, or you can write a more general solution that uses reflection to attempt to create the class with the requested name, as shown here: UserControl startPage = null; if (e.InitParams.ContainsKey("startPage")) { try

You can see the section of the RDL file that shows a sampling of the List data region you just created in Listing 3-4. Notice in the XML schema that the <List> element encapsulates everything that has been graphically added to the List data region, including all formatting, grouping, and the nested list. Listing 3-4. RDL List Section <List Name="list1"> <Style> <BorderStyle> <Bottom>None</Bottom> </BorderStyle> </Style> <Height>1.625in</Height> <Top>0.25in</Top> <Grouping Name="list1_Details_Group"> <GroupExpressions> <GroupExpression>=Fields!Patient_Name.Value</GroupExpression> </GroupExpressions>

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