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ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview released
ScottGu and Brad Abrams have announced the release of the first preview of the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions. The release includes great new features like: MVC Framework ASP.NET Silverlight controls AJAX Enhancements like History support Dynamic Data Controls Entity Framework ADO.NET Data Services Grab it from here: ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Also available is the MVCToolkit (courtesy of Rob Conery) which contains a bunch of helper extension methods you can use in your Views. You can get it here: MVC Toolkit ......

Posted On Sunday, December 9, 2007 4:03 PM

ASP.NET UI Control Users Wanted
With 2008 right around the corner I am putting together my travel plans, part of which includes visits to developers, designers, architects and CTO's who's challenges include building web-based applications. If you are a user of ASP.NET user interface controls (Infragistics or any others) and have an hour to spare some time next year, then I would love to come talk to you about the problems you face in developing ASP.NET and Silverlight application user experiences. Infragistics is based in New Jersey, ......

Posted On Friday, November 9, 2007 7:22 AM

NetAdvantage for ASP.NET Aikido CTP Released
This past Tuesday morning we released the first public CTP of NetAdvantage for ASP.NET Aikido, a project that has consumed a significant portion of my life for the past 6 months. The CTP represents the introduction of a new series of controls based on our new Aikido framework, which is the first significant re-architecture of the product since its inception over 7 years ago. The new framework is designed from the ground up to provide a platform on which developers can build a new generation of Web ......

Posted On Monday, November 5, 2007 4:07 AM

This weeks wrap-up
Its been quite the busy and exciting week at IG...as usual lots of stuff going on: Our first WPF reference application Tangerine was released. We announced the availability of our FREE xamDataGrid WPF control as part of NetAdvantage for WPF Express We released a public Beta of our new WPF control the xamChart Director of Product Management Jason Beres announced his upcoming his Canadian User Group tour I upload the last of my code samples for the upcoming book Wrox Silverlight 1.0 I received from ......

Posted On Friday, September 14, 2007 8:03 AM

Silverlight proof-of-technology
At TechEd this year, Infragistics showed a cool proof-of-technology demo based on the Silverlight 1.1 framework. The demo shows not only how developers and designers can use the power of Silverlight to create some amazing user experiences by combining rich media and content, but also demonstrates three prototype Silverlight-based controls we have been working on, an Image Slider control, Slider Panel control, and Chart control. If you were not at TechEd, you can check out the demo online at http://labs.infragistics.com ......

Posted On Wednesday, June 13, 2007 11:35 AM

Infragistics Webcast - Ajaxify your ASP.NET 1.x apps
Join Infragistics Guidasan Tony Lombardo on April 26 as he gives a Live From Redmond webcast, Ajaxifying ASP.NET 1.0 with NetAdvantage. Learn how you can easily add AJAX functionality to your existing ASP.NET 1.x applications using UI tools from NetAdvantage for ASP.NET. Attendees will have the opportunity to win a fully licensed copy of NetAdvantage for .NET after the webcast ......

Posted On Tuesday, April 24, 2007 3:19 AM

NetAdvantage for WPF is released
Whew...after what seems like forever (over 3 years actually), we are finally releasing NetAdvantage for WPF today, featuring the xamDataPresenter, the most flexible data driven layout control specifically designed for WPF to date. It was great to be part of the team that created this, and thought its slightly bittersweet for me since I have moved on from the WPF team to our ASP.NET team, it still is amazing to see what we have accomplished. The new NetAdvantage for WPF PM, Andrew Flick has more details ......

Posted On Monday, April 23, 2007 11:07 AM

Infragistics releases Atlas RC Compatible controls

In concert with Microsofts release of the Atlas RC, Infragistics is proud to announce the released our Atlas RC compatible ASP.NET controls.  Tony Lombardo, our ASP.NET Product Manager, has more about the release.

Posted On Friday, December 15, 2006 12:18 PM

WPF/E December CTP released
Microsoft has released the first public CTP of WPF/E. In case that means absolutlely nothing to you, WPF/E is an implementation of the WPF stack that is meant to give you the power to deliver the rich WPF experience via the web, across multiple platforms and multiple devices. The CTP includes both a Windows runtime and a Mac runtime. There is now also a WPF/E developer center on MSDN where you can get docs and samples of WPF/E ......

Posted On Monday, December 4, 2006 12:34 PM

Acropolis and ASPInsiders labs week
This week I will be in Redmond attending two labs. The first part of the week will be spent at a lab covering the upcoming Microsoft Acropolis framework. As I have been working with WPF for almost a year now as the Product Manager for Infragistics WPF controls, I am really looking forward to seeing what their doing with this new Smart Client framework and how it works with WPF. The second part of the week will be spent attending the ASPInsiders summit. In case your not familiar with the Insiders ......

Posted On Monday, December 4, 2006 2:21 AM

NetAdvantage 2006 Volume 3 released - including Office 2007 Ribbon
As BillE stated, today was loaded with new software releases, and we at Infragistics just could not resist getting in on the action, so today we announced the public release of NetAdvantage 2006 Volume 3. While this release is loaded with many features as usual, the highlight of Volume 3 are the Windows Forms controls with the new Office 2007 look and feel, including the highly anticipated Office 2007 Ribbon UI, which has been added to the WinToolbars control. Also included are Office 2007 styled ......

Posted On Tuesday, November 7, 2006 8:14 PM

Infragistics supporting ASP.NET AJAX (aka Atlas)
Micosoft released Beta 2 of their ASP.NET AJAX framework yesterday and today Infragistics announced impending support for the Beta release in our ASP.NET controls. We already support the Beta 1 release, and this coming Friday (November 10) we will be releasing a patch to enable Beta 2 support in our ASP.NET controls. You can find out more info about our support for ASP.NET AJAX on our website, or by checking out our ASP.NET Product Manager Tony Lombardo's blog ......

Posted On Tuesday, November 7, 2006 7:53 PM

New IG DevCenter knowledge base articles
Developer Support has been working hard over the last month and generated a bunch of new KB articles: HOWTO: Use themes and skins to style NetAdvantage ASP.NET controls (updated):<http://devcen... HOWTO: How do I deploy an ASP.NET application for NetAdvantage 2006? (updated):<http://devcen... HOWTO: Basics of using Infragistics controls in Master and Content ......

Posted On Friday, August 11, 2006 2:14 PM

UltraWebChart Session deployment
The UltraWebChart has two in-the-box options for deployment: FileSystem or Session. The FileSystem option basically writes the rendered chart image to the web servers disk drive, and renders a standard image tag to the web page which points to that image as its src: <IMG id=UltraChart1_BaseImage src="/devin/ChartImages/Cha... .../> While a simple and reliable deployment option, the FileSystem option does have some drawbacks. 1) It requires that you give the ASPNET user Write ......

Posted On Wednesday, August 9, 2006 7:12 AM

APTCA marked NetAdvantage assemblies
Just noticed that Tony, our ASP.NET product manager has already blogged about this, but in case you did not see it, we finally released APTCA marked assemblies for both CLR1 and CLR2 of NetAdvantage 6.2. This special version of the controls marked with the ATPC (“Allow Partically Trusted Callers”) attribute means that you can now deploy the assemblies into Medium trust hosting environments, such as those generally used by DotNetNuke or Sharepoint. More info, including download links here: ......

Posted On Friday, August 4, 2006 8:02 PM

New Stuff on the Infragistics Website today
A pot pouri of new stuff went up on the Infragistics website today: Download the new NetAdvantage 2005 for Visual Studio 2005 Public Beta Infragistics Technology Theatre -http://www.infragistics.co... library of downloadable videos covering all types of beginner and advanced topics. Watch and listen as fellow Infragistics Technology Evangelist Tom Puglisi walks you through a variety of topics covering Windows Forms, ASP.NET and application design with the NetAdvantage controls. Over ......

Posted On Friday, November 18, 2005 12:52 PM

Enabling HTML Intellisense for 3rd party server controls
Visual Studio 2002-2003 allows 3rd party control vendors to plug into the Visual Studio HTML Intellisense system through the use of XSD schemas. If a control vendor provides a schema for their controls, then Visual Studio can use that schema to generate HTML Intellisense for you in the HTML designer. Unfortunately, the system is not ideal, quite brittle, and quite dependent on the actual HTML that is present in the web page or user control. As a control vendor this presents problems because we generally ......

Posted On Friday, November 4, 2005 7:32 AM

Whats the deal with Infragistics.WebUI.Shared.dll and the CopyLocal property?
When developers first get started withing with the NetAdvantage web controls, invariably one of the first issues they run into is not having the Infragistics.WebUI.Shared.dll assemblies CopyLocal property set to True. If you forget to do this, then you get a runtime exception that looks something like this: Additionally, once a developer learns that they need to set the assemblies CopyLocal property to True, there is often confusion as to which assemblies need to have this property set. In fact, ......

Posted On Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:26 PM

Infragistics documentation....we hear your pain...
Over the last few release cycles one consistant message we have heard from customers is that our product documentation needed some serious improvement. Well I am glad to let everyone know that starting with 2005 Volume 3, we are begining a heavy investment in improving our product documentation. We have hired a dedicated Docs Manager who will be responsible for overseeing the development of the product documentation. In the 5.3 release we have worked hard to improve the structure and content of the ......

Posted On Thursday, October 13, 2005 3:48 PM

Infragistics NetAdvantage 2005 Volume 3 Released
Infragistics has just released NetAdvantage 2005 Volume 3. This release bring significant enhancements and additional to both the Windows Forms controls and the ASP.NET elements of the product. For a complete list and full descriptions of all new features in this release please see http://www.infragistics.com... 2005 Volume 3 Feature Highlights New WebSchedule Elements Web Grid Enhancements WinGrid Column Chooser WinGrid Empty Rows Visual Studio 2005 Style Docking ......

Posted On Tuesday, October 11, 2005 7:10 AM

PDC - Day 1
Day one consisted basically of a interesting (all be it long) keynote from BillG and Jim Alchin, some booth duty and a couple of sessions. Office 12 was formally shown and Atlas (MSFT's AJAX implementation) was touted, along with the usualy Longhorn suspects (Indigo and Avalon). Also, Don Box lead a code lap with ScottGu, Anders and Chris Anderson showing how you can hook up a simple app using Indigo, Avalon and ASP.NET (using Atlas). Interesting and fun to see them writing the app pretty much on ......

Posted On Tuesday, September 13, 2005 5:58 PM

Community Server Forums Upgrade

Looks like Rob and the guys at TelligentSystems have upgraded www.communityserver.org to a new build of Community Server from the ASP.NET Forums v2 version they were running.  Nice new UI and seems to run faster than before.

Can't wait to get my hands on a final release build!

Posted On Monday, January 10, 2005 12:20 PM

Read assembly metadata without loading the assembly
Ever wanted to read an assemblies metadata without actually loading the assembly, either because it was not performant enough, or the assembly was missing a reference. Here is a little utilitiy that I wrote that will enumerate through all of an assemblies references without loading any of the actual assemblies. It uses the Unmanaged MetaData API to read the meta data. We use it to help us debug manifest definition mismathc problems. http://workspaces.gotdotnet... Of course ......

Posted On Friday, January 7, 2005 8:50 PM

ASP.NET Security Vulnerability Update
The webpage for the ASP.NET Security vulnerability reported yesterday has been updated with more and better information. A MSI mitigation option has also been posted that basically adds a new HttpHandler to your machine.config to prevent the attacks from being successful. >> PLEASE GO READ THIS ASAP TO SEE IF YOU ARE VULNERABLE << http://www.microsoft.com/se... am getting intermittant 404's, but keep trying.) http://support.microsoft.co... ......

Posted On Thursday, October 7, 2004 8:50 PM

Reported Vulnerability in Microsoft ASP.NET

A potential ASP.NET security vulnerability has been published by MSFT.

http://www.microsoft.com/security/incident/aspnet.mspx

Questions/discussion of the vulnerability can be directed here:

http://www.asp.net/Forums/ShowForum.aspx?tabindex=1&ForumID=25

Posted On Wednesday, October 6, 2004 12:06 AM

Introducing the Event Sharing Framework (ESF)
Jeff Julian, Steve Smith, Kirk Allen Evans and I have been working on a new spec designed to make the sharing of event information much easier. Check out www.esfstandard.org to get more information and read the Draft specification. INETA is planning on using this standard extensively to syndicate our Speakers Bureau events and User Group events. We would eventually also like to be able to consume events from MSDN and other sources. Feel free to post comments on the spec ......

Posted On Saturday, December 13, 2003 9:02 PM

INETA is seeking developers...
Got some extra cycles? INETA is looking for volunteer developers to help us craft our next generation website. We are writing in ASP.NET and C#, and all docs and communication will be done in English. If your interested and have ASP.NET development experience and are willing to devote some time to a good cause, please contact me at devin.rader@ineta.org UPDATE: I created a new subject in the INETA forums for developers to comunicate. You will have to register on the INETA website, then email me and ......

Posted On Monday, December 8, 2003 7:52 PM

aspNetEmail 2.5 released
Dave Wanta has just released aspNetEmail 2.5 with some great new features: Initialize the Email from the web.config Direct Send Emails More options for Embedding Images Change MimePart Encodings Automatically Process ASP.NET Webforms Format ASP.NET Exceptions and Trace Serialize and Deserialize Add Attachments from a URL More Attachment Control Added BeforeQueueWrite Event Embedding Images from a URL Better 8 Bit Support More Encoding Features Personally, I cannot wait to try out the direct send ......

Posted On Monday, November 3, 2003 11:00 AM

Moving on up....
Thanks to Jeff for setting a blog up for me. Tonight the St. Louis .NET user group is supposed to have a speaker from the MS Office team in to talk about Office 2003. Hopefully she can get here since she is flying out of LAX. I will probably be spending most of the meeting working on my presentation for Jeffs UG tomorrow (Kansas City .NET UG). I decided to tack on 30 minutes or so or Whidbey discussion since we are now finally able to talk about it <whew>. For those that have not seen it, I ......

Posted On Monday, October 27, 2003 7:06 AM

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