.NET WebScheduler v4.0

Catégorie :

Composants & Librairies

Licence :

Démo

Editeur :

ComponentGo

Prix :

499 USD

Taille :

8.6 MB

Mis à jour :

15/08/2011

Evaluation :

(0 Votes)

Plateformes :

Vista Win2000 Windows (Autres) XP

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WebScheduler is a unique tool for displaying schedules for multiple resources via the Net. It was designed to be compatible with multiple browsers (not IE only!). Full support for edit-in-place and drag&drop make pages based on this component easy to use an AJAX (callbacks) speed up all operations and reduce flicker. Use of JavaScript minimizes size of HTML transferred. A control can be used in many areas: hierarchical project planning, management of resources and time, hotel room booking, employee scheduling, team management, doctor/patient time plan, etc. Tasks can be presented and managed as parts of a Gantt chart. A capability to define view and contents of a calendar in detail was combined with ease of programming and usage of ASP.NET in the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005...2010. This will make using a calendar easier. WebResource is fully managed code written in 100% C#. On a product page http://www.componentgo.com/demo you will find samples, demonstrating various aspects of WebResource. Source code of each of these is available. WebScheduler for ASP.NET includes full source code. FEATURES: IE, Netscape, Firefox, Opera - HTML+JavaScript - Minimum HTML size - Simple programming - JavaScript object - AJAX callbacks - Context Menus - Multilingual - Resource manager - Full control over color from a Visual Designer and Auto format - Smart tags (Action list) - Defining tooltips - Customizable time resolution - Planning of tasks for a long time - Edit text item and resource (Edit In Place) - Customizable hours - Reading from and saving to ADO.NET - CLS Compliant & Code Analysis - Drag &Drop functionality - Extended elements display - Overlapping items - Resources tree - Caption and date navigator - Client and Server events - Linked items - Layers & Regions