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Studio Enterprise Adds AJAX Support


By P J Connolly
October 15, 2006 —  Last month, ComponentOne released the latest version of its application development tool set, Studio Enterprise 2006 version 3, which adds features designed to support Microsoft’s client- and server-based AJAX components, formerly code-named Atlas.

These include what the company claims is the first server-side AJAX control, WebSplitter and WebUpdateSplitter for ASP.NET, which works with any content or third-party component to automatically add AJAX abilities, and which supports flexible layouts with splits along horizontal or vertical axes, or collapsible, resizable and scrollable panels.

Also in the release are five new data input controls, collectively referred to as WebInput for ASP.NET: WebCurrencyEdit, WebDateEdit, WebMaskEdit, WebNumericEdit and WebPercentEdit.

SuperToolTip for .NET helps developers add Vista-like elements, including labels and ToolTips to .NET applications. NavBar and TopicBar for .NET are two new components in Menus and Toolbars for .NET that allow the use of paneled, Outlook 2003-like navigation.

Three new chart types in Chart for .NET and WebChart for .NET enable the use of cone, cylindrical and pyramidal styles in WebForms and WinForms charts. WebChart for ASP.NET now offers AJAX features that eliminate form post-backs and increase the interactivity with end users.

The Menus and Toolbars for .NET and Preview for .NET modules now use the company’s SmartDesigners technology for visual development, while the WebBars and WebMenus for ASP.NET components now offer optimized rendering: The company claims the HTML output from these controls has been reduced by 80 percent or more.


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