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INFRAGISTICS OFFERS .NET
DEVELOPERS FIRST AVALON UIElement
Infragistics, a leading publisher of development tools for Microsoft .NET,
COM
and Java platforms, announced it has made available a technology demonstration
of UltraGrid for Avalon, a functional Grid control that supports hierarchical
data, column sizing, multi-column sorting and "Outlook Group-by."
Written by Infragistics, at the request of Microsoft, UltraGrid for Avalon
was
showcased at the PDC. The technology demonstration is a world-class example of
what could be done in a very short period of time by leveraging the Avalon
framework. The control was written from scratch in less than one month's time
by two Infragistics developers who had no prior exposure to Avalon. This was
made possible by the fact that the Avalon's framework and Infragistics'
Presentation Layer Framework (PLF) are remarkably similar - both are based on
UIElements and visual trees. In fact, the base class for all visual elements
is called UIElement in both the Avalon Framework and our PLF. Since
Infragistics has had over three years' experience designing and building
components based on UIElements, we were uniquely positioned to leverage the
power of Avalon.
To download the UltraGrid for Avalon Technology Demo please visit
www.infragistics.com/presscenter/news/avalonGrid.asp.
Designing Applications For All Microsoft Development Environments
Infragistics NetAdvantage 2003 Volume 3 is the single most comprehensive
presentation layer toolset on the market. Ideal for designing commercial class
applications for all Microsoft development environments -- COM, Windows Forms
interface elements for .NET and Web Forms interface elements for ASP.NET --
Infragistics NetAdvantage 2003 Volume 3 is now expanded and comprised of
best-of-breed interface elements including Grids, scheduling, charting,
toolbars, tabs, explorer bars, menus, listbars, trees, dock manager, UI and
editing elements, and more.
NetAdvantage 2003 is a true framework, not just a collection of disparate
controls. Infragistics labored hard before writing a line of code to devise a
mature architecture based on shared assemblies and common object models. This
creates what we refer to as leveraged learning, meaning the effort to learn
the first of our controls lets you learn the rest much easier. It also makes
it easier to create standardized interfaces for your applications and even
create your own elements and inherit from our Presentation Layer Framework.
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