Creating Web Parts New

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The document discusses creating and working with web parts in ASP.NET. It covers the web part base class, rendering web parts in browsers and non-browser clients, overriding events, creating and saving web part properties, creating a simple "Hello World" web part with a custom property, using tool parts, and enabling connections between web parts using standardized interfaces.

Agenda Web Part (Base class) An ASP.NET web control Browser Rendering Rendering in non-browser clients Overriding events Web Part Properties Introduction Property attributes Saving properties

Agenda (Contd.) Creating a simple ‘Hello World’ Web Part, with a custom property Demo Tool parts Introduction Methods Demo

Agenda (Contd.) Part to part connections Introduction Interfaces Extending the framework Builders Web Part menus Tool pane Web Part Caching Introduction

Web Part (Base class) Web Parts are ASP.NET Web Controls WebPart (base class) derives from System.Web.UI.Control Like all controls they participate in: Page rendering Property settings Post-back events State management Web Part = ASP.NET Web Control

Web Part (Base class) (Contd.) Browser Rendering The base class Render() method can’t be overridden. The base class uses this to render the chrome, title and web part menu Custom Web Parts need to implement the RenderWebPart() method to render custom Html

Web Part (Base class) (Contd.) Browser Rendering (Contd.) ASPX Page Web Part WebPart.Render() CustomPart.RenderWebPart() ASP.NET starts page render Request

The Web Part base class (Contd.) Rendering in non-browser clients IDesignTimeHtmlProvider interface is used to obtain the rendering for the web part when added to page in clients like FrontPage IDesignTimeHtmlProvider consists of one method: GetDesignTimeHtml Not implemented by default

Web Part Properties Introduction Web Parts have ‘properties’ that help the user define their behavior Two kinds of properties: Base class properties Custom properties All properties must be serializable through the XMLSerializer Property attributes define property behavior

Web Part Properties (Contd.) Property attributes Browsable (.Net) Category (.Net) Description (.Net) - Etc. - FriendlyName (Web Part Framework) HtmlDesigner (Web Part Framework) WebPartStorage (Web Part Framework) - Etc. -

Web Part Properties (Contd.) Saving Properties Properties are serialized and stored in the database Stored in two contexts: Shared Personal Storage is controlled by the WebPartStorage attribute: WebPartStorage = Storage.Shared WebPartStorage = Storage.Personal WebPartStorage = Storage.None

Creating a simple ‘Hello World’ Web Part, with a custom property

Tool parts An Introduction Also derive from Web Controls and should be used to add custom functionality to the tool pane Differ from web parts No mobility Limited base class property set No property storage Render only in the tool pane Rendering process similar to web parts ToolPart.Render cannot be overridden Implement RenderToolPart

Tool parts (Contd.) Important Methods ToolPart.ApplyChanges() Called when the user clicks Apply/ Ok on the property sheet ToolPart.CancelChanges() Called when the user clicks Cancel on the property sheet ToolPart.SyncChanges() Called when the tool part needs to refresh itself. (example: after another tool part has saved properties) WebPart.GetToolParts Method on the web part base class Used to associate tool parts with web parts

Part to part connections An Introduction Allows Web Parts to send & received basic types of data; e.g. Cell, Row, List, etc. Uses standardized set of interfaces Allows completely independent parts to connect Enables end users to form connections Browser FrontPage

Part to part connections (Contd.) My Web Part Page

Part to part connections (Contd.) Interfaces ICellProvider, ICellConsumer IRowProvider, IRowConsumer IListProvider, IListConsumer IFilterProvider, IFilterConsumer IParametersOutProvider, IParametersOutConsumer IParametersInProvider, IParametersInConsumer

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1. Creating Web Parts

2. Agenda Web Part (Base class) An ASP.NET web control Browser Rendering Rendering in non-browser clients Overriding events Web Part Properties Introduction Property attributes Saving properties

3. Agenda (Contd.) Creating a simple ‘Hello World’ Web Part, with a custom property Demo Tool parts Introduction Methods Demo

4. Agenda (Contd.) Part to part connections Introduction Interfaces Extending the framework Builders Web Part menus Tool pane Web Part Caching Introduction

5. Web Part (Base class) Web Parts are ASP.NET Web Controls WebPart (base class) derives from System.Web.UI.Control Like all controls they participate in: Page rendering Property settings Post-back events State management Web Part = ASP.NET Web Control

6. Web Part (Base class) (Contd.) Browser Rendering The base class Render() method can’t be overridden. The base class uses this to render the chrome, title and web part menu Custom Web Parts need to implement the RenderWebPart() method to render custom Html

7. Web Part (Base class) (Contd.) Browser Rendering (Contd.) ASPX Page Web Part WebPart.Render() CustomPart.RenderWebPart() ASP.NET starts page render Request

8. The Web Part base class (Contd.) Rendering in non-browser clients IDesignTimeHtmlProvider interface is used to obtain the rendering for the web part when added to page in clients like FrontPage IDesignTimeHtmlProvider consists of one method: GetDesignTimeHtml Not implemented by default

9. The Web Part base class (Contd.) Overriding Events The following ASP.Net events are sealed: OnInit , OnDataBinding , OnLoad, OnPreRender, OnUnload To subscribe to these events the developer will use: this.Load += new EventHandler (myLoadEvent);

10. Web Part Properties Introduction Web Parts have ‘properties’ that help the user define their behavior Two kinds of properties: Base class properties Custom properties All properties must be serializable through the XMLSerializer Property attributes define property behavior

11. Web Part Properties (Contd.) Property attributes Browsable (.Net) Category (.Net) Description (.Net) - Etc. - FriendlyName (Web Part Framework) HtmlDesigner (Web Part Framework) WebPartStorage (Web Part Framework) - Etc. -

12. Web Part Properties (Contd.) Saving Properties Properties are serialized and stored in the database Stored in two contexts: Shared Personal Storage is controlled by the WebPartStorage attribute: WebPartStorage = Storage.Shared WebPartStorage = Storage.Personal WebPartStorage = Storage.None

13. Creating a simple ‘Hello World’ Web Part, with a custom property

14. Tool parts An Introduction Also derive from Web Controls and should be used to add custom functionality to the tool pane Differ from web parts No mobility Limited base class property set No property storage Render only in the tool pane Rendering process similar to web parts ToolPart.Render cannot be overridden Implement RenderToolPart

15. Tool parts (Contd.) Important Methods ToolPart.ApplyChanges() Called when the user clicks Apply/ Ok on the property sheet ToolPart.CancelChanges() Called when the user clicks Cancel on the property sheet ToolPart.SyncChanges() Called when the tool part needs to refresh itself. (example: after another tool part has saved properties) WebPart.GetToolParts Method on the web part base class Used to associate tool parts with web parts

16. Creating a custom tool part

17. Part to part connections An Introduction Allows Web Parts to send & received basic types of data; e.g. Cell, Row, List, etc. Uses standardized set of interfaces Allows completely independent parts to connect Enables end users to form connections Browser FrontPage

18. Part to part connections (Contd.) My Web Part Page

19. Part to part connections (Contd.) Interfaces ICellProvider, ICellConsumer IRowProvider, IRowConsumer IListProvider, IListConsumer IFilterProvider, IFilterConsumer IParametersOutProvider, IParametersOutConsumer IParametersInProvider, IParametersInConsumer

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