A Calendar Control/Component by ComponentGo

WebResourceScheduler – ASP.NET 2.0/AJAX scheduler you can add to your apps

September 1st 2006 - ComponentGo company announces release of version 1.3 of WebResourceScheduler, taking full advantage of ASP.NET 2.0 and AJAX as well as leveraging experience gathered working on established ComponentGo’s Windows Forms controls.

WebResourceScheduler targets ASP.NET 2.0 and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 developers.

“We’ve made the most of ASP.NET 2.0 and AJAX and really achieved look-and-feel of a desktop application. ” – said Ernest Boron, a developer from a CalendarGo team. “We have minimized bandwidth, multiple browser compatibility, postback/callback selection, mouse events on a client, drag&drop, edit-in-place etc”.

WebResource is fully managed code written in 100% C#. On a product page http://demo.componentgo.com you will find samples, demonstrating various aspects of WebResource. Source code of each of these is available.

WebResourceScheduler for ASP.NET includes full source code.

WebResourceScheduler establishes ComponentGo as a pioneer in ASP.NET 2.0 /AJAX calendaring components targeting Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 developers. Written in managed C# it is seamlessly integrated with Visual Studio.NET 2005. With a minimum of programmer’s work it provides an ASP.NET application with fully functional calendars, schedulers and Gantt charts.

For additional information: http://www.componentgo.com,

About ComponentGo company:
ComponentGo is dedicated to providing affordable components for a .NET platform. ComponentGo works with .NET since early beta versions and accumulated a large body of knowledge about .NET and related tools and technologies (especially XML).

Licensing

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System Requirements

IIS with ASP.NET 2.0 on a server; IE, Firefox, Netscape or Opera on a client