Free all the way: Using Visual WebGui with SharpDevelop and Visual Studio Express

<configSections>

   <section name="WebGUI" type="Gizmox.WebGUI.Common.Configuration.ConfigHandler, Gizmox.WebGUI.Common, Version=3.0.5701.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=263fa4ef694acff6" />

</configSections>

<WebGUI>

  <!--  WEBGUI AUTHENTICATION MANAGEMENT

   This section defines the application authentication mode.

   Example:

  <Authentication Mode="Dialog" Type="Ifn.W2.Web.POC.Forms.Logon, Ifn.W2.Web.POC" />

  Example Help:

  Mode:

  Dialog - Authentication is done in a popup window

  Type:

  A full type name to handle logon (This class should inherit from the LogonForm)

  -->

  <!--Authentication Mode="Main" Type="Gizmox.WebGUI.Sample.Forms.Logon, Gizmox.WebGUI.Sample" /-->

  

  

  

  

<!--  WEBGUI APPLICATION MANAGEMENT

    This section maps pages to application forms.

    Example:

   <Application Code="MainForm" Type="MyNameSpace.MainForm, MyAssemblyName"/>.

   Example Help:

   The current application definition maps the full qualified class name to the

   specifiec page code. This means that the link http://[host]/MainForm.wgx will

   be handles by the givven application form.

-->

<Applications>

   <Application Code="Form1" Type="TestingIGatewayComponent.Form1, 'TestingIGatewayComponent'"/>

</Applications>

<!--  WEBGUI CONTROL MANAGEMENT

    This section registers controls so that the webgui server can expose there resources.

-->

<Controls>

    <Control Type="TestingIGatewayComponent.PieControl, TestingIGatewayComponent"/>

</Controls>

<!--  WEBGUI THEMES MANAGEMENT

     Selected - The currently selected scheme

-->

<Themes Selected="Default">

    <!-- <Theme Name="MyTheme" Assembly="MyThemeAssembly" /> -->

</Themes>

<!--  WebGUI RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

    Icons    - This maps the icon directory (Absolute\Relative path).

    Images    - This maps the images directory (Absolute\Relative path).

    Generated  - This maps the generated resources directory and is requiered for using custom controls (Absolute\Relative path).

    Data    - This maps the data directory which should contain data related files (Absolute\Relative path) 

-->

<Directories>

    <Directory Code="Icons"    Path="Resources\Icons" />

    <Directory Code="Images"  Path="Resources\Images" />

    <Directory Code="Generated"  Path="Resources\Generated" />

    <Directory Code="UserData"  Path="Resources\UserData" />

</Directories>

  <!-- WEBGUI STATIC RESOURCES MANAGMENT

   The mechanism should be used in a deployment scenario to boost performance. The static

   resoruces mode creates a directory named "Route" and with in it files that are accessed

   directly using the web server instead of dynamicly generated files. You should check that

   there the site can write to that directory.

-->

<StaticResources Mode="Off"/>

    

     <!--

       WEBGUI PRIVATE VERSION

      Adds the private version key to the caching key. This key provides a mechanism to invalidate

     both client and server caching. You should use this key when you are delpoying a theme or 

     a new custom control. The server and client caching are per site.

   -->

  <PrivateVersion Value="12"/>

   <!--

     WEBGUI PRELOADING

     Changing the Mode to "On" enables icon preloading mechanism. This mainly prevents IE

     loading the same image multiple times.

     Example:

     <IconsPreloading Mode="Off"/>

     <SkinsPreloading Mode="Off"/>

   -->

   <IconsPreloading Mode="Off"/>

   <!-- WEBGUI CONNECTION MANAGEMENT

     Setting the session timeout to a specified time will count the "idle" (non-active) time and redirect the client to a "session timed-out" page (which is currently embedded in the Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms assembly).

     There should not be any push capabilities from the server to the client, since the KeepConnected itself is a request that comes from the client and can return any command (such as redirection) back to the client.

     In order to enable session timeout you should use a combination of the following configurations:

       <KeepConnectedInterval Value="5000" />

       <KeepConnectedLimitation Value="3" />

     The KeepConnectedInterval provides the interval between each keep-connected call. The KeepConnectedLimitation provides the allowed number of continuance keep connected calls before timeout occurs.

     -->

   <!-- WEBGUI URL MANAGEMENT

     ForceDomain causes the base url of each rendered html page to be the specified domain.

     Example:

       <ForceDomain Value="www.ccast.edu.ps" />

     ForcePort causes the the base url of each rendered html page to the port specified value.

     Example:

       <ForcePort Value="8080" />

     ForceHTTPS causes the base url of each rendered html page to use the HTTPS protocol.

     Example:

       <ForceHTTPS Mode="Off" />

  -->

   <!-- WEBGUI WINDOW TYPE MANAGEMENT

     Setting On forces all popups to be rendered as DIVs

    Example:

      <InlineWindows Mode="Off" />

   -->

   <!-- WEBGUI THREAD APARTMENT MANAGEMENT

     AspCompat enables single thread apartment components

     Example:

       <AspCompat Mode="Off" />

    -->

   <!-- WEBGUI FILE UPLOAD COMPONENT MANAGEMENT

     Set true to use Flash compontent, false to use browser default

     Example:

      <UseFlashForUpload Mode="On"/>

  -->

   <!-- WEBGUI  RESPONSE COMPRESSION MANAGEMENT

     Set to compress all Responses from server

     Example:

       <GZipCompression Mode="Off" />

  -->

 </WebGUI>

#region Using

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.ComponentModel;

using System.Data;

using System.Drawing;

using System.Text;

using Gizmox.WebGUI.Common;

using Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms;

#endregion

public Form1()

{

    GroupBox GroupBox1 = new GroupBox();

    GroupBox1.Text = "My GroupBox";

    this.Controls.Add(GroupBox1);

    Button Button1 = new Button();

    Button1.Click += new EventHandler(OnClick);

    Button1.Location = new Point(20, 20);

    GroupBox1.Controls.Add(Button1);

    PropertyGrid PropertyGrid1 = new PropertyGrid();

    PropertyGrid1.SelectedObject = GroupBox1;

    PropertyGrid1.Left = 200;

    PropertyGrid1.Height = 400;

    PropertyGrid1.Width = 200;

    this.Controls.Add(PropertyGrid1);

}

public void OnClick(object a, EventArgs b)

{

    Form1 form1 = new Form1();

    form1.Height = 400;

    form1.Width = 200;

    form1.BackColor = Color.AliceBlue;

    form1.ShowDialog();

}

<Applications>

  <Application Code="Form1" Type="VWGTest.Form1, VWGTest" />

</Applications>

Imports System

Imports System.Collections.Generic

Imports System.ComponentModel

Imports System.Data

Imports System.Drawing

Imports System.Text

Imports Gizmox.WebGUI.Common

Imports Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms

Public Class Form1

    Inherits Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms.Form

<Global.Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices.DesignerGenerated()> _

<Applications>

  <Application Code="Form1" Type="VWGVBClass.Form1, VWGVBClass" />

</Applications>