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I have a form
MyForm : System.Windows.Forms.Form {}
and I need to call
Site.GetService(..)
before user starts using this form.
But it’s null in constructor and all loading events I’ve tried to override.
When is the Site not null, please?
By default,
IComponent.Siteis set only in the Visual Studio designer. It is used for design-time services within the IDE such as naming the component. Here is an article that talks about how sites are used: Design-Time Integration—Hosts, Containers, and Sites.