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Using generic types with the asp.net user control

The other day, I created a user control that dynamically creates a display of data from a given business object.

It works well, but I would like to use the control in other applications, and the way it is currently encapsulated is a subparameter.

My user control just contains the basic html controls and some internal properties, so I can access them from my other class.

In the same assembly, I have a DataManager class - it accepts IEnumerable and a link to the associated user control. The problem is that I have to handle implementation details, such as redrawing on the page_Init from the page that calls the control, since the actual user control does not know T.

Is there a way to pass a generic type to a user control to simplify things, or is there a way to store a reference to a DataManager without specifying T?

Thank you for your help!

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