Released to Public: Excentrics World Server Controls v2.0, RTM!

Published 30 July 06 02:51 PM | mhawley

The day has finally come! After many hours migrating (and well, re-writing) my website, I’m happy to announce the official RTM release of Excentrics World Server Controls v2.0! There are still a few known issues logged on my forums that didn’t make the cut, however this official release marks an important part since 2004.

With this release comes a few changes…

  • Some controls have been dropped due to ASP.NET 2.0 native support.
  • There are some breaking changes, which are all noted within the readme file.
  • The 1.9 version is still freely available for ASP.NET 1.0 and 1.1.
  • Source code licensing price has increased to $100. However, this price increase does not affect current source code license owners.

At this time, my forums are currently down due to the upgrade and I’m working with my hosting company to resolve the issue. However, the site has been fully ported & working great under ASP.NET 2.0!

Enjoy the new release community! Download it Now!

Update 1: Forums are up, and now located at http://forums.eworldui.net however I’m now having issues with my main site. Bear with me!

Update 2: Site is finally back up, but currently sending emails are disabled – so don’t try and contact me as I may not respond… stupid ThreadPool…

Update 3: Site should have email capability now, while slow (I hope just slow). Check out Smart Thread Pool if you need a thread pool that will work in hosted environments.

Comments

# Simone Busoli said on July 30, 2006 06:14 PM:

Good to know Matt, your library is great!

# Wallym said on July 30, 2006 06:15 PM:

Congratulations

# neil.young said on August 1, 2006 02:15 AM:

Where to report bugs? Unfortunately my latest bug report hasn't been recognized (maskedtextbox and select text behavior).

# mhawley said on August 1, 2006 10:05 AM:

Please report all bugs at http://www.eworldui.net/Contact.aspx

I do remember your bug report as it was logged. However, since it came so late in the cycle it didn't make it in for RTM, and I haven't looked into it yet.

# DotNetKicks.com said on August 1, 2006 10:33 AM:

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