We have talked already what are the best ways to handle the object scope instance in stateless environments like the Web in previous blog posts. We will build up on this and demonstrate additional web techniques, starting with using the same persistent objects on different pages (state sharing). Who needs that? Well let me explain a rather simplified scenario (but a valid one) – web-based wizard. Wizards usually have a workflow, which is produced by connecting web pages in a meaningful way. Every page is responsible for gathering data and providing navigation to the previous and next pages. This means...

In fact you can download almost everything even now! Despite all breaking changes between the beta and RTW (System.Windows.Controls.Data => System.ComponentModel = > System.Windows.Data) as always Telerik will follow the good traditions and next week we will release RadControls for Silverlight 3. Stay tuned – more will come!...

This is the first part of some postings regarding the ObjectContainer and I would like to start with a bit of motivation.   Why does the ObjectContainer exist? Because - we felt it is necessary to provide the same OpenAccess runtime environment in all tiers. Ideally, the business logic should not be concerned if it is running in a connected world (where the database can be directly contacted) or in a remote/disconnected tier (where no database can be accessed). The business logic should just find the same API to compile against so that it could be running in both scenarios. This is what the...

WebUI Test Studio joined the Q2 2009 release this week as well! Although the awaited major new features (such as Silverlight and the extended browsers support) will come with v2.0 in the Q3 release, I’d like to highlight some important changes we introduced.   WebUI Test Studio coded test steps Should you have tried our advanced test automation solution or at least watched the videos on Telerik TV, you have noticed its cool tools are designed to ease the life of the test creators helping them generate automated tests simply by mouse clicking. However, WebUI Test Studio also supports ...

In an effort to be more transparent with the updates and new topics we add to the RadControls for WinForms documentation, we have started adding all change sets to the WinForms Support Feed. We added 16 updates today, with more to come in the coming weeks.   We plan to have a major update of the help for the upcoming Q2 2009 SP1 release, so feel free to subscribe to the RSS feed.

by Nikolay Diyanov

July 09, 2009 Share