Databinding Web Control Classes

The Web Store provides a set of custom Web interface controls that provide smart databinding to input controls. It implements the following classes:

InterfaceDescription
  IwwWebDataControl Provides base interface for Databinding the controls in this assembly. Each of the controls implements this interface to support the logic of the inding and to allow the renderers to find bound controls on a Web form.


ClassDescription
  wwWebForm This class provides a thin wrapper around the .Net Web Page class by providing simple interfaces for the databinding features. This includes BindData and UnbindData methods (as well as auto-hookup for DataBind), support for Validation Error Messages and methods to provide combination of Business object and Binding errors into a single collection which can be used for display.
  wwWebTextBox This class provides two way databinding to the standard WebForm text box class. It enhances the existing class by adding declarative binding and unbinding members.
  wwWebLabel This control provides two way databinding, binding validation and limited formatting to the Label control
  wwWebCheckBox Summary description for wwWebTextBox.
  wwWebDropDownList This control provides two way databinding, binding validation and limited formatting to the DropDownList control, but does this only for the controls' value member (simple databinding). List based binding still works as you would expect.
  wwWebListBox This control provides two way databinding, binding validation and limited formatting to the Listbox control, but does this only for the controls' value member (simple databinding). List based binding still works as you would expect.
  wwWebRadioButtonList Summary description for wwWebTextBox.
  wwHoverPanel The wwHoverPanel provides a quick and easy way to create 'pop over' windows in Html with context-sensitive information. It uses AJAX style messaging to display HTML and super impose it at the current mouse position.


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