Xceed propertygrid not updating binding object on property changed.

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I have xceed propertygrid that bound to a Bussiness object. but when we editing object in property grid then setters of  the custom object getting called only on focus lost. how to force xceed propertygrid to update viewModel on propertyChanged.
My XAML looks like is below.
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PropretyGrid Name ="PropertyGrid" SelectedObject="{Binding Item, UpdateSourecTrigger=PropertyChanged}"

Posted 1-Oct-16 8:09am

Raghuwansh kumar

Updated 1-Oct-16 8:14am

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Rav! Srivastava 2-Oct-16 14:32pm

Have you implemented inotifypropertychanged interface in your viewmodel and called the RaisedPropertyChanged inside the set accessor? If not please do this and also call the RaisedPropertyChanged for binding collection property.

Raghuwansh kumar 3-Oct-16 2:25am

Yes, My viewModel Implements INotifyPropertyChanged, as soon i edit any property from propertygrid(GUI) i am expecting setter should get called & validation get triggered, but its happening on focus lost only not on PropertyChanged. i tried to RaisedPropertyChanged in setter since its not called on Changed so not helping.

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