public void SetModel(WatchListPresentationModel model)
{
this.DataContext = model;
// Because in Silverlight you cannot bind to a RelativeSource, we are using Resources with an observable value,
// in order to be able to bind to the Buy and Sell commands.
// The resources are declared in the XAML, because Silverlight has StaticResource markup only, so these
// resources should be available when the control is initializing, even though the Value is yet not set.
Binding binding = new Binding("RemoveWatchCommand");
binding.Source = this.DataContext;
((ObservableCommand)this.Resources["RemoveWatchCommand"]).SetBinding(ObservableCommand.ValueProperty, binding);
}
public void SetModel(WatchListPresentationModel model)
{
this.DataContext = model;
}