I have a WizardInfo class which as several TLists as properties, this then populates as the user goes through the wizard on the last screen I query the Tlists and make them into Lists and private fields I then create Lists of DefaultItems from these lists. This is my own class and as name and Id as its property. He is some code
public class DefaultItem
{
public int ID {get;set;}
public string Name {get;set;}
}
private List<DefaultItem> _defaultList = null;
_defaultList = new List<DefaultItem>();
defaultValue = PopulateDefaultList(_asmgps, defaultList);
private int PopulateDefaultList(
List<ASGMP> asmgps,
ref List<DefaultItem> defaultList)
{
int isdefault = -1;
foreach (ASGMP asgmp in asgmps)
{
if (asgmp.IsChecked)
{
if (asgmp.IsDefault)
{
isdefault = asgmp.ID;
}
DefaultItem defaultItem = new DefaultItem();
defaultItem.ID = asgmp.ID;
defaultItem.Name = GetMPTName(asgmp.ID);
defaultList.Add(defaultItem);
}
}
return isdefault;
}
private string GetMPTName(int ID)
{
try
{
SGMP sgmp = DataRepository.SGMPProvider.GetByASGMPID(ID)
if (serviceGroupMailPresentation != null)
{
MPT mpt DataRepository.MPTProvider.GetByMPTID(SGMP.MPTID);
if (mailPresentationType != null)
{
return mpt.Name;
}
}
return string.Empty;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
WindowsEventLog.Write(ex);
throw;
}
}
The problem i am having is when i remove a item from the defaultList it affects asgmp. I have found the answer. When I get the mpt name I get asgmp from the database this is where Codesmith does a strange thing and connects the usage of the List and the DefaultList. By querying the original List instead of going to the database it now works fine.
I found out that this is because of ntiers instead of using the database the to get the ID I should of used the in List of T in