Components and the ASP.NET Designer

Last post 03-16-2006 12:02 PM by BoulderBum. 1 replies.

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  • Components and the ASP.NET Designer

    03-14-2006, 4:04 PM
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    Can we still have System.ComponentModel.Components in the design surface of ASP.NET? I have a bit of code that makes sense to encapsulate into a Component that doesn't rely on Windows or ASP.NET, but requires designer support. Basically I want to persist view configuration in a user-friendly way at compile-time (leaving no potential to bloat ViewState) and make my design Component portable across platforms (Windows/Web).

    The problem is that the Component I made doesn't show up in the toolbox when I add it there, and I'm worried that Component support in ASP.NET 2.0 got yanked out.

    Say it ain't so!

  • Re: Components and the ASP.NET Designer

    03-16-2006, 12:02 PM
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    Bump!

    Anyone know what's going on with this? I still don't know if it's the new IDE or if I'm just missing something.

    In googling related info, I happened on the debate over whether or not the xxDataSource controls should have been implemented as Components (which would make sense to me since a proper implementation could allow them to be used with Windows code).

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