Introduction to ASP.NET Server Control for Authentic Browser
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Introduction to ASP.NET Server Control for Authentic Browser |
To ease deployment of Altova® Authentic® Browser Edition we provide an ASP.NET Server Control that completely integrates with Visual Studio .NET and allows ASP.NET developers to drag-and-drop Authentic Browser onto their web forms.
To use the ASP.NET Server Control:
| 1. | Download the Altova.Authentic.WebControls Assembly and register it in Visual Studio .NET by adding it to the Toolbox (Tools | Customize Toolbox...). This enables you to place an XML editing control onto your web forms, which in turn invokes the Authentic Browser on the client-side web page. |
| 2. | Once you have placed this on a web form, set the required information in the Properties window. |
| 3. | It is highly recommended that you also download and install XMLSpy Enterprise Edition on your development workstation. This application contains a sample XML document OrgChart.xml that you can use to experiment with the ASP.NET Server Control. |
XMLSpy Enterprise Edition also allows you to create additional editing templates for use by Authentic Browser.
To avoid having exceptions occur when XML data is sent to the server, add the following line under the system.web tag, in the web.config file for the web application using the ASP.NET Server Control.
<system.web>
<pages validateRequest="false"/>
Version 6.1 of the ASP.NET Server Control adds the following properties:
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