Web Client Software Factory

Resource Page Description
The Web Client Software Factory (WCSF) provides a set of guidance for architects and developers building enterprise Web applications. The factory includes samples, reusable code and a guidance package which automates key development tasks from within Visual Studio.

Using the Web Client Software Factory assets, developers can create Composite Web applications composed of independently developed and deployed modules. These modules are dynamically brought together at runtime into a common shell. Additionally the factory includes support for ASP.NET AJAX thus providing users with a richer and more responsive user experience.

This site hopes to centralize important information of value to the Web Client Software Factory community.
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WCSF will be more difficult for you to grasp if you are not familiar with the Model-View-Presenter pattern - the learning can be steep If you don't see the pattern (pun intended).

Web Client Topics

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Active Directory Services	Presenter
Authentication	QueryString
Cache	ShellController
Foundation Module	SiteMapProvider
GridView / DetailView	StateValueT
HttpContext	Themes
HttpSessionState	Type Mapping
ObjectContainerDataSource	Unity
Master Pages	User Control
Page Flow	WCF

Unit Test

Policy Injection Application Block (PIAB)

Model-View-Presenter pattern * Using the QuickStarts W/AjaxcontrolToolkit

Designer issues * IIS 7 * Load Balanced environment * SharePoint * WCSF Solution

• Other Sites
• Smart Client Software Factory
• Web Service Software Factory

If you are seeking help on Web Client Software Factory topics that are not covered here please visit the official Web Client Software Factory at http://www.Codeplex.com/Websf. This resource is a "solution" oriented site that will focus on answers to known issues and undocumented features.

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