One of the things that we worked on supporting in Dynamic Data is the ability for third party controls like Grids to be able to host DynamicControls. Basically allowing the developer to use controls that are fancier or have more features then the stock controls in ASP.NET with Dynamic Data. For the first version of Dynamic Data we tried we ran into various limitations because it was delivered in a service pack which limited what type of changes we could make in the framework. Basically we were able to add new API?s but had little ability to change existing API?s. One of the limitations this placed on controls was that to support Dynamic Data they would need to derive from DataBoundControl because there were no interfaces that controls could...(read more)
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