Do you support the Visual WebGui extensions?

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  1. Do you support the Visual WebGui extensions?

    Post Edited By Moderator (mjp [DASP]) : 11/2/2007 10:14:25 PM GMT
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    not aware of this technology. Do you have a link to this product?


    Bruce

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  3. www.visualwebgui.com/
    It?s a free open-source Ajax framework that integrates into the Visual Studio toolbox.

    From the documentation:
    Deploying On a Hosted Server
    Basically deploying a Visual WebGui application is similar to deploying an ASP.NET application. This is because a Visual WebGui application is actually an extension to ASP.NET application. When you create the deployment project you should check that the Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms, Gizmox.WebGUI.Common and Gizmox.WebGUI.Server are deployed as well. If you are using the Visual Studio publish feature you should check to verify that the Visual WebGui references are marked as copy local. Other then that creating a deployment project is similar to that of ASP.NET.
    Registering the '.wgx' extension
    Registering the ?.wgx? extension is an easy task for hosting sites and does not have any security impacts. It is actually the same as allowing the aspx extension. Currently we know of two hosting sites that had already provided users with this extension which are Brinkster and SiteGround.
     
  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Based on the description, you should be able to do this by using VS.NET's publishing feature.


    Bruce

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  5. Thanks. I'll get an account and do some experimenting.
     
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