Use this interface if, for instance, you are using a DataView object that represents a customer table, you want to bind to the properties on the customer object that the DataView represents, not the properties of the DataView.
This interface is not required for design-time support of a bindable list.
Binding to data can occur either at run time or in a designer, but there are rules for both. At run time, you can bind to data in any of the following:
Array
Implementer of IList, provided the implementer has a strongly typed Item property (that is, the Type is anything but Object). You can accomplish this by making the default implementation of Item private. If you want to create an IList that follows the rules of a strongly typed collection, you should derive from CollectionBase.
Implementer of ITypedList.
In a designer, you can initialize binding to Component objects by following the same rules.
For more information on binding to a data source, see the System.Windows.Forms..::.Binding class.