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ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 23 Jun 06 3:52 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Can VWD2005, ASP.NET 2.0, and the FrameWork 2.0 be used to develop ASPX pages that can be called from the 6.2.4 WebClient? |
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 23 Jun 06 4:54 PM
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generalized anxiety disorder sertraline for anxiety dosage read here sertraline for anxiety methods of abortion coat hanger abortion fiogf49gjkf0d Absolutely. There's no requirement of any kind for what kinds of external pages you can load in the web client. Key word there: "external". Keep in mind that your ASP.NET app will not be a part of the web client, you're basically just loading a page from your ASP.NET app into a frame in the web client. That is all. It is completely independent. Sure you can pass values on the query string to the ASP.NET page, but that's about it.
There's a nice thread on that subject here: http://www.slxdeveloper.com/forum.aspx?forumid=4001&postid=758 |
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 23 Jun 06 5:26 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Ryan,
Yes I read this thread... It is what tweaked my interest. I have always done the Web mods within the SalesLogix Web environment, an environment which I find very difficult to work with. I wanted to make sure the the concepts discussed in the thread also applied to Microsoft's latest tools.
I may have a sizable Web project coming up. I have never used ASP.NET or VWD but I thought it would be good to learn something new. Thought I might do the tabs in the SalesLogix Web environment and the screens that are called from the tabs as ASP.NET pages. It seems like the trickest part is the calling of the ASP.NET from the tab.
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 24 Jun 06 5:42 AM
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buy naltrexone online buy low dose naltrexone online click here fiogf49gjkf0d Hi Frank, I can't recommend using asp.net 2 highly enough. Once you know what you are doing, it will enable you to build faster and richer pages.
Calling the aspx pages from a tab is a doodle you just pass the same parameters as you would to a normal page plus the userid as you need to make a new connection to provider.
I'm using this at the moment via VWD to build a new module and frankly going back to the old SLX web environment is like stepping back in time.
If you are going to use asp.net then for your edit/insert form, I would recommend using the FormView control as this will give you much more control than the DetailView and its worth taking advantage where you can of the SQLDATSOURCE as this is the fastest way to build insert and edit view.
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Duncan
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 24 Jun 06 5:47 AM
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prednisolon kol prednisolon 25 mg online fiogf49gjkf0d The other big advantage of using ASP.NET is you're not reliant of SalesLogix and it technologies, so when they do change everything your code is not lost, especially in terms of module development.
Depending on what you are building, you also have the possibility to re-use your code/modules for other DB’s
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Duncan
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 24 Jun 06 9:54 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Originally posted by Duncan Cook
Calling the aspx pages from a tab is a doodle you just pass the same parameters as you would to a normal page plus the userid as you need to make a new connection to provider.
I'm using this at the moment via VWD to build a new module and frankly going back to the old SLX web environment is like stepping back in time. |
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I usually do all my development on my laptop, which is running Windows 2000 Professional. This allows me the freedom to work anywhere. Currently, I can only have 1 WebSite active under Win2000Pro. Will this present a problem?
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 24 Jun 06 9:57 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Originally posted by Duncan Cook
The other big advantage of using ASP.NET is you're not reliant of SalesLogix and it technologies, so when they do change everything your code is not lost, especially in terms of module development.
Depending on what you are building, you also have the possibility to re-use your code/modules for other DB’s
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Duncan
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These are excellent points. I have gotten stepped on by SalesLogix upgrades a couple of times in the past. If I can avoid this it would be great. |
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 24 Jun 06 10:42 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Having 1 web site is fine.
The best way to integrate asp.net with your SLX website is to use a virtual directory. ie create a virtual directory called ASPNET, at the same level as the Scripts directory and point it at your asp.net folder.
Then from your tab you can call the url like this;
"../../ASPNET/mydotnetfile.aspx"
and to call saleslogix URL's from your aspx page;
"../scripts/slxweb.dll/view?name=mypage"
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Re: ASP.NET 2.0
Posted: 24 Jun 06 12:23 PM
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Thanks for the explanation and suggestion. |
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