According to documentation of v1.0.2005.1, it suggest to use a entity class, instead of collection class, because designer is not called by VS.Net 2005.
However, I'm now using entitycollection class to setup bindingsource, and it works fine and I don't find any problems so far. Could you explain some more about the problems of using collection class?
I've try to select a entity class to setup bindingsource and grid, but the grid cannot show child collections in design time, and it can only show the field name of relation. I found that if I select a instance of entity instead of a type of entity class as datasource of the bindingsource, it can show the field of child collection correctly. But the entity instance will be serialized into resource file when I save the file, I'm affraid designer cannot deserial the object if I change the structure of the entity in the future.
Could you tell me which one is the correct ways to setup databinding in VS.Net 2005?
Thanks you very much!!!