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.Net DataWindow 2.0

Doug Porter was good enough to let me know about a .Net Datawindow 2.0 Web Cast

This is interesting to me for a couple of reasons. As you know I am a fan of the DataWindow. I however have some issues with it in the .net world, because the SQL and UI layers are so tightly coupled.  I have been in touch with Sybase over the past year and they have been very responsive to the input of outsiders. One thing I have been asking for is DataSet support. Being able to use a DataSet or DataTable as the Datasource for a .Net Datawindow. Well it's coming, and version 2.0 has it. Dave Fish gave me a demonstration at PDC 05. With this feature you will be able to create a Data Access Layer and still utilize the power of the Datawindow. Once I get my hands on the Beta I will try it out report back here.

This Web Cast will cover the following new features:

  • Using .NET Datasets and Datatables as DataWindow datasources
  • Visual Studio 2005 Support
  • Dot Notation (Indexer) access to DataWindow Data
  • Hierarchical (Treeview) Style DataWindow
  • Enhanced Drop Down DataWindows for Web Apps

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  • dave October 24, 2005 5:43 PM

    Hi Dave,

    Just got word from Dave Fish today that the DataWindow.Net 2.0 Beta program is now available. Here is the message from Dave Fish:

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    The Beta program for DataWindow .NET 2.0 is now open. Please visit http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1038007 to register and download the software. The Beta web site contains information on how to access the
    Beta newsgroup.

    Regards,
    Dave Fish
    Sybase
    ------------------------------------------

  • dave March 1, 2006 11:15 AM

    I'd like to be part of the datawindow.net 2.0 program.

    thanks

  • dave March 1, 2006 11:24 AM

    You should contact Sybase about that.

    Goto
    http://www.sybase.com/products/developmentintegration/datawindownet

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