OWC COM components

[Guest]

i need to manage mouse events in OWC pivot table in a web form not in a
windows form and i can not find any information about this topic, the article
i found manage events in a pivot table in a windows form but this does not
work for what i need, i allready looked in the OWC black book but i can not
find anythin about this particular issue.

any help would be great, thank's in advance

 

[Bruce Barker]

in a web form you use the client scripting language for this.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

 

[Guest]

thank you for your answer.

the thing is, i need to manage pivot table events, in order to do that i
recompile the visual studio .NET and this procedure created a new set of OWC
components the instructions to do that are in this web page
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823982
but this procedure created .NET framework components to be used in windows
forms but i needed this to be used in web forms i can not add this .NET
components in a web form, where i need them, what can i do about this problem?

how can i add this components in a web form?


any help would be great, thanks in advance

 

[Bruce Barker]

you have to decide on how you plan on hosting them.

1) client side in the browser, then use client script and object tags, VS
will know nothing about them, nor do you add them to the project. this will
require your clients install the components locally before using them.

2) server side. the backend code hosts the control. in this case you create
a bunch of button to postback commands to the control. you will also have to
write code to render the control to html, becuase the control is running on
the server, the users can not see it. if the owc control require a window to
run, then they can not be used this way.

note: http is stateless, so on every postback, the control will need to be
recreated, and loaded with data.

 

[Alvin Bruney [MVP - ASP.NET]]

i allready looked in the OWC black book but i can not

find anythin about this particular issue.

It's covered in chapter 11. In fact, listing 11.32 provides an example. In
addition, chapter 5 covers the eventing model for the chart in full detail.
The exact same principles apply to the pivot table.

If you don't own the black book, you can find more information at this
link - http://support.microsoft.com/?id=328275

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP

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