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Welcome to the fifth tutorial in my series of tutorials about the Telerik CAB Enabling Kit. This week, we will learn how to use the RadPanelBar UIExtensionSite. I will be using a TCEK enabled smart client application as the base for this tutorial. I’ve also created a simple module called the Asset Manager module that I will use in this tutorial. The Asset Manager Module The asset manager module is a basic CAB module that contains one view, the AssetListing view. The AssetListing view contains a RadGridView bound to a list of asset business objects. The business object, called “Asset”, contains ...

As most of you probably know, OQL was the main object-oriented query language that was supported by Telerik OpenAcess ORM before Linq was introduced in .NET. Even though Linq is now the de facto standard for querying data, support for OQL is still there and I would state that it still is pretty convenient to use in some scenarios. We will use this post to share some tips on querying data using the Object Query Language. Consider the following query: IQueryResult projection = scope.GetOqlQuery("SELECT pr.ProductName, cat.CategoryName " + "FROM CategoryExtent AS cat,cat.Products AS pr").Execute();  This query makes...

  It has been several months since we have started actively using the Visual Studio Extensions to make the life of Telerik customers easier. We have been regularly introducing enhancements in the extensions and we’d love to hear your feedback on how helpful these are. Please take this survey to help us drive our efforts in the right direction. (500 Telerik points will be added to your account!) For those of you who have been using RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX and have not tried the features of the VS extensions package please do so now: Read More or Watch a ...

digg_url = "http://www.stephenforte.net/PermaLink,guid,a7d16ce5-33d4-475b-bb5a-32d38c2a99b4.aspx";digg_title = "Create a SQL Azure CRUD Application with Telerik OpenAccess and the WCF Wizard";digg_bgcolor = "#FFFFFF";digg_skin = "normal";digg_url = undefined;digg_title = undefined;digg_bgcolor = undefined;digg_skin = undefined; Over the past few weeks I have showed how to use Telerik OpenAccess with the WCF Wizard. I think that this wizard is a crucial piece of technology since I hate to write plumbing code myself, it takes me too long and I usually make mistakes. I wish that SQL Azure would provide RESTful and WCF services wrapped around your database tables and views with just a check box in the Azure management page. But alas, I can dream. Until that day arrives, you will have to code the services yourself. So I decided to do it with OpenAccess and WCF (and of course the Wizard.) First you...

As you probably know, Telerik Reporting comes with built-in parameters and filters. Report parameters allow users to specify or control the data used in a report. They are extremely powerful when used in expressions for filtering, sorting, grouping or even directly provide a value. When used with filters you can limit the number of records in a report based on specified filter rules. If the conditions of the rules are met, the record is included in the report.  Let's suppose we have a string parameter that allows free user input, wired up with a filter. This way the user has the freedom to type any word and the report would be filtered based on the parameter...