[Solved] How easy is it to port an AJAX page using RadSplitter, RadPane and RadScheduler to Blazor

[Matt Smith]

I have one page in my existing .NET Framework app that uses RadSplitter, RadPane and RadScheduler where the RadScheduler is using a web handler to construct and feed the Scheduler with the data to populate it. Is it just a matter of reworking the UI and adjusting the web handler to a an endpoint or service, or do I have to totally rework data binding? This could was written over 15 years ago and I really don't want to have to rewrite it.

Thanks in advance.

Matt.

[Dimo]

Hi Matt,

The migration may be easy, but I can't claim that blindly.

Unlike the AJAX Scheduler, our Blazor Scheduler doesn't make data requests on its own. The same applies for all Blazor data components. The application must retrieve the data and then set it to the Data parameter of the component. Some Blazor components have an OnRead event for loading the data in chunks, but the Scheduler doesn't have it yet due to low demand. 

From this point of view, Blazor Scheduler data binding is similar to the AJAX List binding example.

Please refer to our Blazor Scheduler documentation and demos for more information.

Regards,
Dimo
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