Updates a class library inside a LightSwitch solution to a full internal Ria Service.
Make sure to add first a regular .net 4 class library (you may leave the class1.cs, the nuget package will delete it for you).
Run then this nuget package 'over' the class library.
Inject this package in the server project of a LightSwitch solution.
LightSwitch stores choice lists values in the service model file (Service.lsml). This package will use the information of this file to generate by means of a T4 template strongly typed constants for the different choice lists...
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This package inject the web-api based commanding in a silverlight client of a LightSwitch project. The package presumes that you installed server side the nuget package TheLightSwitchToolbox.WebApiCommanding.Server.
Updates a class library inside a LightSwitch solution to a full internal Ria Service.
Make sure to add first a regular .net 4 class library (you may leave the class1.cs, the nuget package will delete it for you).
Run then this nuget package 'over' the class library.
Includes a Web API controller for performing server-side OLAP analysis on LightSwitch data sources. Use this in conjunction with the Wijmo OLAP Screen template in LightSwitch HTML Client projects.
A basic implementation of an HTML upload control that can be used with a Cloud Business App project, or with any SharePoint Enabled LightSwitch Project.
Apply this to your LightSwitch or Cloud Business App HTML Projects.
Sample code usage:
var myUpload = new SingleUpload(htmlElement,...
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Task hierarchy and resource scheduling components for HTML5 and JavaScript®/TypeScript/AngularJS: Gantt Chart, Schedule Chart, Load Chart; PERT Chart, Network Diagram. Main features: Interactive task hierarchy management and resource scheduling charts; Task bars and dependency lines supporting drag...
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A reusable LightSwitch control for integrating a Twitter feed into any LightSwitch application.
Documentation and a walkthrough on how to use this control can be found at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/eric_erhardt/archive/2014/02/07/integrating-a-twitter-feed-into-a-lightswitch-application.aspx