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ObjectContainerDataSource - Access the Current Instance

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    The ObjectContainerDataSource is a new WebControl in the Web Client Software Factory. It allows you to design nice MVC code. Check it out if you do not know what it is. Here is my question for someone that knows a bit about it: Is there any way I can get the current Instance being displayed by the DataBound COntrol (say a DetailsView)? For example, when the Deleted Event is fired I can access the Instance through the ObjectContainerDataSourceStatusEventArgs (like: e.Instance) How can I get this Instance without having to fire a fake Deleted method?

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