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Guest
Does C++/CLR have any limitations comapred to VB/C# for web develpment?
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Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]
Greg said:Does C++/CLR have any limitations comapred to VB/C# for web
develpment? --
Yes. C++ is not supported as a code-behind language for ASP.NET.
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Roman
Carl said:Yes. C++ is not supported as a code-behind language for ASP.NET.
-cd
You probably meant that C++ can be deployed as code-behind but not as
code-in-page.
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Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]
Roman said:You probably meant that C++ can be deployed as code-behind but not as
code-in-page.
C++ can't be deployed in any compile-on-the-fly configuration.. C++ can be
used to develop a binary assembly that's used by the pages.
-cd
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Roman
Carl said:C++ can't be deployed in any compile-on-the-fly configuration..
I totally agree ...
C++ can be
used to develop a binary assembly that's used by the pages.
.... and this technique is called "code-behind", which you said in your
first response is not supported.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/08/ASPColumn/
Roman
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Guest
Correct me if I'm wrong Carl, but you were referring to the code-behind that
requires use of partial classes?
Great info Roman.
Bottom-line?
Is code-behind as relates to partial classes a RAD development scenario
issue only?
Am I limited in C++ to the kind of web functionality that I can create?
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Greg McPherran
www.McPherran.com
requires use of partial classes?
Great info Roman.
Bottom-line?
Is code-behind as relates to partial classes a RAD development scenario
issue only?
Am I limited in C++ to the kind of web functionality that I can create?
--
Greg McPherran
www.McPherran.com
Roman said:Carl said:Roman said:Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] wrote:
Greg wrote:
Does C++/CLR have any limitations comapred to VB/C# for web
develpment? --
Yes. C++ is not supported as a code-behind language for ASP.NET.
-cd
You probably meant that C++ can be deployed as code-behind but not as
code-in-page.
C++ can't be deployed in any compile-on-the-fly configuration..
I totally agree ...
C++ can be
used to develop a binary assembly that's used by the pages.
.... and this technique is called "code-behind", which you said in your
first response is not supported.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/08/ASPColumn/
Roman
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Don Kim
Roman said:... and this technique is called "code-behind", which you said in your
first response is not supported.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/08/ASPColumn/
Roman
That was in "Managed Extension with C++" in VC 2002/2003. But in
C++/CLI as is done with VC 2005, code behind is no longer supported.
-Don Kim