smartclient

I have a ClickOnce application (app1) that calls DLL files from another solution (app2). I recently updated this application at one customer and a strange thing occurred. He got the new version (publish version was correct in Control Panel / Add or Remove Programs ) of app1 and the application version was correct as manually inspected in the application. But the DLL files called from the referenced solution (app2) was still the old ones. We deleted all files in C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Apps\2.0 and installed again. This time there was no problem, the correct DLL files

I am working on an tool to create enterprise level applications on app-engine. This needs to be cross browser (also including IE8), works on mobile, and at a later point of time also supports desktop clients through (Qt4/GTK/etc) The problem that I consistently face is this: For my web-application - should I use GWT(GoogleWebToolkit) or not? I am pretty good at using "EXT-JS", but its not a choice due to its open-source policy. There is another framework "SmartClient" which has a better opensource license- Its pretty mature and better than EXT-JS (based on some POCs), but its documentation

I have several .NET Windows Forms applications that I'm preparing to convert into a ClickOnce /smart-client deployment scenario. I've read the isn't-this-great tutorials, but are there pitfalls or "gotchas" that I should be aware of? There are several minor applications used off and on, but the main application is in C#, runs 24/7, is quite large, but only changes every few weeks. It also writes to a log file locallly and talks to local hardware devices. Darrel Miller Here are a few that I am aware of. Can't put an icon on the desktop. You can now. I can't install for all users. I need to jump

How does the waiting time for SmartClient scale across thousands of users editing grids? I have received warnings before that ExtJS would not be suitable. SmartClient has a single grid component that does both horizontal and vertical incremental rendering, so it handles a very very large number of both rows (several million) and columns (several hundred) without degradation in performance. All of the grid features supported by SmartClient - inline editing, grouping, filtering, dynamic frozen columns, sorting, reordering fields, drag and drop .. (too long to list) are supported by this single,