Well I RadDock is definitely nothing like a web part, in the sense that it doesn't allow you to edit the content it contains, which is what I'm assuming your asking since you mention SiteFinity. The only thing RadDock does is allow you to create a portal like page and move your content around.
I believe SiteFinity uses the RadDock, RadWindow and RadEditor controls to achieve its CMS functionality.
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answered on 08 Mar 2010, 12:46 PM
Hello Eddie,
The WebParts provide the following features out of the box:
Adding new WebParts to the page
Editing the content of a WebPart
Binding WebParts
These features are not built-in within the RadDock control but can be easily implemented. The following examples demonstrate how to dynamically create widgets and save their state to DB:
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