The ASP.NET Web Matrix Project

ASP.NET Web Matrix is a community-supported, easy-to-use WYSIWYG application development tool for ASP.NET. It can be installed via a quick 1.2 MB download (about 5 minutes using a 56Kb modem). Best of all it's absolutely free!
http://www.asp.net/webmatrix/Normally I would say this is the not an ad forum...but...WOW! This is excellent. I recommend everyone to get this. If you dont have VS .NET, obviously that is a good reason to get it, and if you do have VS .NET, this is faster and feels cleaner.

Excellent IDE.
Originally posted by Cander
Normally I would say this is the not an ad forum...but...WOW! This is excellent. I recommend everyone to get this. If you dont have VS .NET, obviously that is a good reason to get it, and if you do have VS .NET, this is faster and feels cleaner.

Excellent IDE.

WOW is right.

This is a must have for any one doing ASPX coding without VS.Studio(lack of IntelliSense will annoy Studio users).

I downloaded it yesterday and am VERY impressed that MS could create something this clean and lite-weight(only 1.2 MB download ??!)

It even comes with it's own "lite" WEB server for those who have no use for all the bells and whistles of IIS.

And while it doesn't create CodeBehind DLLs(a plus in my book), it does generate DLLs for any Webservice you want to access.

Very cool.

John
another thing that is cool is that it only requires the 21 meg framework. So even though you couldnt run the IIS stuff with it, and they say its for 2000 and XP, it may still be installable on 98/ME so you could at least build pages on that as VS .NET doesnt isntall on 98/ME. Heck they didnt mention NT 4 in the specs and I was able to isntall it on NT and it works fine.

NOTE: There are some bugs still in it and features missing since it is just a preview, but it still works great, and beats notepad and VS .NET hands down.
Hi
I am start Dev In asp.net Is ASP.NET Web Matrix can help me
Do thing easly ? and Do I need to use COM+ as I did before ?
Thank You !

Elizabeth

elizavb@dotnet.itags.org.yahoo.com
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And while it doesn't create CodeBehind DLLs(a plus in my book), it does generate DLLs for any Webservice you want to access.
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How could u do that? do u need only the wsdl file?
Originally posted by tasmisr
How could u do that? do u need only the wsdl file?

Yes....Click on "Tools-WebService Proxy Generator" and put the link in to the wsdl and it creates and compiles the webservice class for you.

Very nice.

That can be done also at a command prompt but Matrix makes it easier.
so, when it produces a .dll file, this file could easly be used in other languages, like java, to call the original webservice methods and properties , am I right?
Originally posted by tasmisr
so, when it produces a .dll file, this file could easly be used in other languages, like java, to call the original webservice methods and properties , am I right?

There are a number of different languages that will work with webservices. C++, C#, VB and (Microsofts version of Java), J++ will work. I found a COBOL version that was re-designed to work with .NET that worked(looked REALLY freaky tho :) ).

But....regular Java isn't going to know squat about Webservices.

John
No the .NET dll will not work with other non .NET languages. They will have their own way of calling the web services.

The best datagrid tool for asp.net?

Hi everyone,

I need to buy a datagrid component for my company and I was hoping that some
people could tell me the current market leader.

Thanks for any suggestions

SimonTry infragistics(http://www.infragistics.com)
Nice one.

"Simon Harvey" <simon.harvey@dotnet.itags.org.the-web-works.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
> I need to buy a datagrid component for my company and I was hoping that
some
> people could tell me the current market leader.
> Thanks for any suggestions
> Simon
Hi Simon,

Look for them in these components listings:

http://www.developerfusion.com/
http://www.componentsource.com/

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Rajiv. R
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"Simon Harvey" <simon.harvey@dotnet.itags.org.the-web-works.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
> I need to buy a datagrid component for my company and I was hoping that
some
> people could tell me the current market leader.
> Thanks for any suggestions
> Simon

the best tool

Which is the best tool for building ASP.net do you think of?You should give WebMatrix a whirl. You can install matrix offhere

-Kashif
Hello,

you can see an extensive discussion about this in a long thread in this forum.
Maybe you should have a look here:view post 188221

Regards,

The issue with web.config?

When I implement .Net application in design period then web.config file is text file and is editable. If I use VS.Net package tool to package application and distribute to client's machine. The end user can edit the web.config file?
I doubt it can't be edited and also hide in the exe file.
Thanks in advance!what?
I'm not quite following the question, but if you mean what I think you mean,of course the end user can edit it if they want to. you can't stop them. explain yourself.

I set the security level in the web.config and distribute the client machine the installation package. It the end user can edit the web.config in his/her machine, then what I set for security not meaningful - I can't set secrity from web.config.
still not quite making sense.
I think I know what you're on about, and yes, if you want to use a textfile to control your security, then your security will be quite trivialto bypass...
perhaps you should actually explain what you're trying to do with web.configexactly