Native Grid in .net 4.5?

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Hi,

I´m relatively new to .net development (~2years) and I have to migrate an existing application to .net 4.5, including a webgrid, which isn´t licensed any more.

Question: Is the actual grid from the 4.5 framework ok to use or does it make more sense to look for another (free/paid) module?

There´s not very much formatting or fancy actions to use. It´s mainly getting data from a host and calculate and display it in a webapplication, based on .net 4.5

Any help would be very appreciated.

Posted 11-Jan-15 23:30pm

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Mehdi Gholam · Answer 1 · 2015-01-12T00:06:00

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There are a lot of free components out there, one is : http://www.obout.com/grid/[^]

Posted 12-Jan-15 0:06am

Mehdi Gholam

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Member 11368655 12-Jan-15 6:41am

Yes, thank you, but of course we would prefer to use build-in features of .net, if they are ok to work with. (that´s the main question)