mmc and c#

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Hi,

I have developed an application in c# . It is basically used to manage
the configuration of my software.

I want to port it into mmc.

So i want to know what i have to do for porting. What i have to do
plugin my c# application in mmc.Can i use form view for the same.

My application contains the dynamic tree view in Left side and dynamic
list view at the right side.Does in mmc all the left side tree view is
static ?


Regards,
AA Kataoka
 
Hello,

developing MMCs with mananged code has become much easier. You should start
with the SDK for the MMC 3.0. It covers it very well. You can put about
anything in the main window, and the navigation tree is also under your
control.

That said, one caveat: MMC 3.0 does not support Windows 2000.

Kind regards,
Henning Krause
 
Hello,

developing MMCs with mananged code has become much easier. You should start
with the SDK for the MMC 3.0. It covers it very well. You can put about
anything in the main window, and the navigation tree is also under your
control.

That said, one caveat: MMC 3.0 does not support Windows 2000.
One other caveat - MMC 3.0 doesn't always play nicely with older mscs
- such as SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Manager, so make sure your admins
are ready for problems if you force the upgrade.

Damien

(Problem with Enterprise Manager is around the DTS Designer - doesn't
work properly after the first time it's used, plus causes a crash when
EM is closed)
 
Thanks guys.

I have just one more query.
the navigation tree is also under your control.

Does the above statement mean that i can have dynamic nodes in the
left side navigation tree. I will be fetching the nodes from the
database.

Regards,
A Kataoka
 
Hello,

thats possible.

Kind regards,
Henning

Thanks guys.

I have just one more query.


Does the above statement mean that i can have dynamic nodes in the
left side navigation tree. I will be fetching the nodes from the
database.

Regards,
A Kataoka
 
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