The problem with attempting to use System.Collections.Generic.List<T>
in XAML is that (as far as I know) the Silverlight dialect of XAML contains no way to specify values for generic type parameters. The error you're getting is because there is no type System.Collections.Generic.List
that does not have a type parameter.
One thing you can do is to create a subclass of List<T>
that supplies a value for the type parameter but contains no new nor overridden members, for example:
public class ASTInsuranceList : List<ASTInsurance>
{
}
You can then use an ASTInsuranceList
object in XAML to contain a list of ASTInsurance
objects.