Hi all,
I am working on a web app where we are communicating with Navision, the way it
works is that we send and receive xml messages.
Now I'm thinking of using serialisation to render my objects into xml and then
perform an xsl transform to render it in the required xml and for return values
I
For that, I have found an excellent software:
MockupScreens
http://www.mockupscreens.com
HTH
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Never mind,
and I would like to say that you are 100% right about Microsoft not
providing an efficient set of methods and docs for this. As you'll see
from the links, the infrastructure is discovered by users actually.
Regards
Seref
Mike Andrews wrote:
Thank you very much for all the links and
Thank you very much for all the links and information. I will be checking
all these out.
Thanks,
Mike
On 6/28/06, Seref Arikan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mike,
Well, this has been an issue for me a while ago; but unfortunately i
could not get started on the project. However, I have collec
It's an idea I have. but a VS IDE add-in might do the trick as well.
What it boils down to is a way that forms (or usercontrols) can be
"designed," i.e., drawn out with controls and an area for descriptive
comments. This would allow design meeting sessions to design winform
interfaces without us
Hopefully you won't think I'm trying to get you to make proprietary information
public, but the amount of work you'd need to do in order to create an add-in
for VS is so much less than building from scratch, I'd encourage you to
indicate what you're thinking of so others can comment on the diffi
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> Thank you. I'm looking at it.
> Is it for framework 1.1 or 2.0?
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> I'm looking for help in framework 2.0 stuff.
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> Thanks,
> Mike
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Hi Mike,
Well, this has been an issue for me a while ago; but unfortunately i
could not get started on the project. However, I have collected some
usefull links about the subject, and among the recommendation of Geoff,
I can give you the following links for an introduction to subject
http://www.di
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> Guys,
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> I have an idea for a new type of form designer. Essentially the same
> form
> designer with an added ability.
> I can't seem to find anything useful on creating a designer either
Guys,
I have an idea for a new type of form designer. Essentially the same form
designer with an added ability.
I can't seem to find anything useful on creating a designer either from
scratch, or inheriting an existing designer and making use of it.
Do any of you any any suggestions for where t
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