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CSLA with Visual WebGui - Gizmox

Last post 07-23-2008, 12:58 PM by kip. 2 replies.
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  •  07-06-2008, 8:36 AM 24557

    CSLA with Visual WebGui - Gizmox

    Hi


    We have been watching the technology behind the Visual WebGui by Gizmox with some interest since last year.

    The server side AJAX framework based on ASP.NET seem to provide security, scalability and performance.

    In theroy used in CSLA, seems to be a perfect framework for enterprise applications.

    However, the technology is a deviation from the standard Web application.

    I would like to know Rocky's comments on this in general and specifically using this with CSLA

    Thanks

  •  07-22-2008, 8:14 AM 24860 in reply to 24557

    Re: CSLA with Visual WebGui - Gizmox

    Hi kip,

    I am doing my first steps with CSLA (wich I had a bit of experience) and Visual WebGui and the results are great. The development is pretty much like desktop development rather than web, you have to use Csla the same way.

    See you
  •  07-23-2008, 12:58 PM 24899 in reply to 24860

    Re: CSLA with Visual WebGui - Gizmox

    Thanks very much for your post.

    We are also considering it. However, we came across some issues.

    Our application is already on ASP.NET 3.5. We were looking at 2 important issues which Visual WebGui does not have any workarounds which is kind of non-starter.

    1. How to use the Site Map Provider for Menu.

    2. APS.NET security integration. We have our own Security Module extension with CSLA to provide roles and role specific custom properties.

    Both of these are not supported by Visual WebGui.

    I would be most interested to know how you are tackling this in your app.

    Thanks in advance

    Kip

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