C# survey questionaire object class

Question

I wanted to get opinions before I design a survey questionaire manager class. I wanted to take a decent or good approach to it.
So lets say for instance I have 10 survey questions to be display on a silverlight page.
What be the best approach to designing this class. The ultimate goal is just to set ten questions or 10 strings up to max 500 characters in 10 textbox controls.
1.Would you guys use a dictionary that contains all questions?
for example
2. Would you guys just set the 10 questions to the textbox controls itself?
3. Would guys create a xml  configuration file with the 10 questions?
3. what would be the best approach?

David Smith · Answer

Thanks. Are you familiar creating forums. I am going to start another post. Regarding forum tutorials. I want to create forum , or a wall that allows people to post comments

Vipul Kelkar · Answer

sorry darnell i missed out on the "silverlight page" part. I havent used silverlight so dont have much idea about repeater control in it. you can have a look at this article if you have had your hands on silverlight
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/pages/silverlight-tutorial-part-5-using-the-listbox-and-databinding-to-display-list-data.aspx

David Smith · Answer

I am using silverlight textboxes and control labels. I am going to be assigning the questions to the silverlight labels

David Smith · Answer

Thanks. I surprise that didn't cross my mind in the first place. I haven't use a repeater control before. I will try. Silverlight has a repeater control?

Vipul Kelkar · Answer

This might also help
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c012haty%28v=vs.71%29.aspx

Vipul Kelkar · Answer

Hi Darnell,
In this case i assume you are not using database to store your questions. In case you are using a database, you could retrieve your data in a dataset and bind it to a repeater control. This way you can vary the number of questions that can be displayed.
The repeater control can also be bound to an xml file.
have a look at this article
http://www.packtpub.com/article/the-asp-dot-net-repeater-control