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Windows Forms Reference Application

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It happens to be an advertisment for Infragistics, but it looks pretty cool and shows off a bunch of the Application Blocks, so I'll be spending some time reading through it! Check it out [from Code Project]

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  • Anonymous
    December 01, 2003
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  • Anonymous
    December 05, 2003
    if you install the free Infragistics WinForms Tracker reference application locally and want to play around with it without actually compiling the source yourselve, you'll eventually notice that you can't delete the preset data without uncommenting some parts of the code (the message boxes tell you this) and rebuilding the application. I didn't feel like doing that tonight (it's Friday!) so I did it all via SQL Query Analyzer.

    Steps for this:

    install client and server, confirm it works. Play around a little. It's not as self-explanitory as you might think, especially in the Admin areas.
    Create one new company.
    Create a workspace associated with that company.
    Create a user associated with that company; make sure that user is an admin (or whatever the highest-level user is).
    Create some modules, etc... whatever you want. If you want to keep them, associate them with the company you entered. If you want to get rid of them, associate them with anything else.
    If there are any pre-existing items you want to save for testing purposes, associate them with the new company you entered.
    Connect to the Tracker database and run the script below.


    [I make no warranties, but if it doesn't work correctly, you can run the original create scripts again, right? It works on my machines...]
  • Anonymous
    December 19, 2003
    Great book selection, I love many of those myself.
  • Anonymous
    January 13, 2004
    This should be under vb. I was all excited that they released it in C# only to see I was wrong! ICK