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    Posted: 31-Mar-2009 at 8:51am
Sweet!  Thanks alot!
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Yes, put it in the App.xaml.cs/vb

private DomainModelEntityManager manager;

public DomainModelEntityManager Manager
{
        get { return manager; }
}

    Private mManager As DomainModelEntityManager
    Public ReadOnly Property Manager() As DomainModelEntityManager
        Get
            Return mManager
        End Get
    End Property

In the Application_Startup event make sure you set manager to something.


In your project you can then do something like this:

 ((App)App.Current).Manager;
TryCast(App.Current, App).Manager
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Post Options Post Options   Quote DocScooter Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 31-Mar-2009 at 7:35am
In the classic DF, I was able to create the equivilent of the EntityManager, the PersistanceManager in such a way using that I could use it with multiple forms and everything would be in sync.  Is that a possibility with Silverlight and if so how?
 
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