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Integrating ASP.NET Personalization With C1WebSchedule

Overview The 2007 v1 release of ComponentOne Studio Enterprise introduced two new components, C1WebSchedule and C1WebCalendar, for developing Outlook-style scheduling applications for the Web. C1WebCalendar provides navigation and date range selection for an associated C1WebSchedule control, which displays appointments in day, week, work week, or monthly views. Although C1WebSchedule includes a built-in data layer that automatically manages the storage of appointments and related collections, the application developer is responsible for implementing storage on a per-user basis. This paper discusses how to use the personalization and profile features of ASP.NET 2.0 to implement private schedules with authentication.

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Publisher	ComponentOne	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2007	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Software Engineering, .NET, Application Development

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