Part II: Web & Window Form Unification: Synchronous And Asynchronous Event Handling For Controls Created At Runtime

Marc Clifton

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This is the second part of a multipart article on unifying web and window form application development. This part demonstrates synchronous and asynchronous event handling of GUI control events, abstracting the implementation of web/window forms to be technology independant.

dynformpartii_src.zip
- aspNetForm
  - _vti_cnf
    - aspNetForm.csproj
    - aspNetForm.csproj.webinfo
    - aspNetForm.vsdisco
    - AssemblyInfo.cs
    - Form1.aspx
    - Form1.aspx.cs
    - Form1.aspx.resx
    - Global.asax
    - Global.asax.cs
    - Global.asax.resx
    - Web.config
  - _vti_pvt
    - access.cnf
    - deptodoc.btr
    - doctodep.btr
    - service.cnf
    - service.lck
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  - _vti_script
  - _vti_txt
  - aspNetForm.csproj
  - aspNetForm.csproj.webinfo
  - aspNetForm.vsdisco
  - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - bin
    - aspNetForm.dll
    - dynFormLib.dll
    - dynFormLib.pdb
  - eventHandlers.cs
  - Form1.aspx
  - Form1.aspx.cs
  - Form1.aspx.resx
  - Global.asax
  - Global.asax.cs
  - Global.asax.resx
  - Web.config
- projects.net
  - AutoFormPrototype
    - csForm
      - App.ico
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
      - bin
        
        Debug
        
        csForm.exe
        
        dynFormLib.dll
        
        Release
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      - csForm.csproj.user
      - eventHandlers.cs
      - Form1.cs
      - Form1.resx
      - icons
        
        add.ico
        
        binocs.ico
        
        clearForm.ico
        
        delete.ico
        
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        AppMain.resources
        
        csForm.exe
        
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        KA.AppMain.resources
        
        temp
        
        TempPE
        
        Release
        
        csForm.projdata
        
        temp
        
        TempPE
    - dynForm.sln
    - dynFormLib
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
      - bin
        
        Debug
        
        dynFormLib.dll
      - controlInfo.cs
      - DynControl.cs
      - dynFormLib.cs
      - dynFormLib.csproj
      - dynFormLib.csproj.user
      - dynFormLib.resx
      - dynWebControls.cs
      - dynWindowControls.cs
      - eventCollection.cs
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        Debug
        
        dynFormLib.dll
        
        dynFormLib.dll.incr
        
        dynFormLib.DynForm.resources
        
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        temp
        
        TempPE

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Marc Clifton

Architect Interacx

United States

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All my life I have been passionate about architecture / software design, as this is the cornerstone to a maintainable and extensible application. As such, I have enjoyed exploring some crazy ideas and discovering that they are not so crazy after all. I also love writing about my ideas and seeing the community response. As a consultant, I've enjoyed working in a wide range of industries such as aerospace, boatyard management, remote sensing, emergency services / data management, and casino operations. I've done a variety of pro-bono work non-profit organizations related to nature conservancy, drug recovery and women's health.

Part II: Web & Window Form Unification: Synchronous And Asynchronous Event Handling For Controls Created At Runtime

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