Migrating Mono 2.0. Crossplatform GUI components.

[cm9x4]

Hi everyone.

    Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans about creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with .Net 2.0 on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.

    Business logic can be used without any problem, but GUI has been created using Infragistics components that have too many Win Api calls and can be used only on Windows.

    Thats why we need components written in managed C# and WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too  laborious.

p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
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[Jonathan Pobst]

I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono) comes with a
toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring out what
additional functionality you need that you are getting from third party
controls.

Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that work out of
the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0, this will
change as we work with some third party vendors to get their controls
working on Mono.

Jonathan


Yakov Danilov wrote:

> Hi everyone.
>
>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans about creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with .Net 2.0 on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
>
>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but GUI has been created using Infragistics components that have too many Win Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
>
>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too  laborious.
>
> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
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Hi,

We've developed a small set of controls for Plastic SCM to make our GUI
fully portable using winforms.

You can take a look at some screenshots here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/15875826@N04/sets/72157603891722391/


pablo





Jonathan Pobst escribió:

> I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono) comes with a
> toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring out what
> additional functionality you need that you are getting from third party
> controls.
>
> Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that work out of
> the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0, this will
> change as we work with some third party vendors to get their controls
> working on Mono.
>
> Jonathan
>
>
> Yakov Danilov wrote:
>  
>> Hi everyone.
>>
>>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans about creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with .Net 2.0 on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
>>
>>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but GUI has been created using Infragistics components that have too many Win Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
>>
>>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too  laborious.
>>
>> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
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[Debacker]

Hi,

Is the GUI part of Plastic SCM free/open-source? I only see marketing for your commercial package, which is a bit overskill if someone wants your widgets only.

Regards,
Laurent Debacker.

On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM, pablosantosluac@... <pablosantosluac@...> wrote:

Hi,

We've developed a small set of controls for Plastic SCM to make our GUI
fully portable using winforms.

You can take a look at some screenshots here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/15875826@N04/sets/72157603891722391/


pablo





Jonathan Pobst escribió:

> I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono) comes with a
> toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring out what
> additional functionality you need that you are getting from third party
> controls.
>
> Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that work out of
> the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0, this will
> change as we work with some third party vendors to get their controls
> working on Mono.
>
> Jonathan
>
>
> Yakov Danilov wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone.
>>
>>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans about creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with .Net 2.0 on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
>>
>>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but GUI has been created using Infragistics components that have too many Win Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
>>
>>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too  laborious.
>>
>> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
>> _______________________________________________
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Hi,

Well, it's not actually a product but an internal library we use. We
don't sell it. Did you like how it looks like? If so I'll check here
whether everyone agrees to make it open.

pablo

Debacker escribió:

> Hi,
>
> Is the GUI part of Plastic SCM free/open-source? I only see marketing
> for your commercial package, which is a bit overskill if someone wants
> your widgets only.
>
> Regards,
> Laurent Debacker.
>
> On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM, pablosantosluac@...
> <mailto:pablosantosluac@...> <pablosantosluac@...
> <mailto:pablosantosluac@...>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     We've developed a small set of controls for Plastic SCM to make
>     our GUI
>     fully portable using winforms.
>
>     You can take a look at some screenshots here:
>     http://www.flickr.com/photos/15875826@N04/sets/72157603891722391/
>
>
>     pablo
>
>
>
>
>
>     Jonathan Pobst escribió:
>     > I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono) comes
>     with a
>     > toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring out what
>     > additional functionality you need that you are getting from
>     third party
>     > controls.
>     >
>     > Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that work
>     out of
>     > the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0,
>     this will
>     > change as we work with some third party vendors to get their
>     controls
>     > working on Mono.
>     >
>     > Jonathan
>     >
>     >
>     > Yakov Danilov wrote:
>     >
>     >> Hi everyone.
>     >>
>     >>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans about
>     creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with .Net 2.0
>     on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
>     >>
>     >>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but GUI has
>     been created using Infragistics components that have too many Win
>     Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
>     >>
>     >>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and
>     WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need
>     Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can
>     anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too
>      laborious.
>     >>
>     >> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
>     >> _______________________________________________
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>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     >
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[Debacker]

Yes, please. I really love the look of your app. It would be great if you could publish your widgets :D

Thanks
Laurent.

On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 8:34 PM, pablosantosluac@... <pablosantosluac@...> wrote:

Hi,

Well, it's not actually a product but an internal library we use. We don't sell it. Did you like how it looks like? If so I'll check here whether everyone agrees to make it open.

pablo

Debacker escribió:

Hi,

Is the GUI part of Plastic SCM free/open-source? I only see marketing for your commercial package, which is a bit overskill if someone wants your widgets only.

Regards,
Laurent Debacker.

On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM, pablosantosluac@... <mailto:pablosantosluac@...> <pablosantosluac@... <mailto:pablosantosluac@...>> wrote:

   Hi,

   We've developed a small set of controls for Plastic SCM to make
   our GUI
   fully portable using winforms.

   You can take a look at some screenshots here:
   http://www.flickr.com/photos/15875826@N04/sets/72157603891722391/


   pablo





   Jonathan Pobst escribió:
   > I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono) comes
   with a
   > toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring out what
   > additional functionality you need that you are getting from
   third party
   > controls.
   >
   > Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that work
   out of
   > the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0,
   this will
   > change as we work with some third party vendors to get their
   controls
   > working on Mono.
   >
   > Jonathan
   >
   >
   > Yakov Danilov wrote:
   >
   >> Hi everyone.
   >>
   >>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans about
   creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with .Net 2.0
   on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
   >>
   >>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but GUI has
   been created using Infragistics components that have too many Win
   Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
   >>
   >>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and
   WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need
   Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can
   anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too
    laborious.
   >>
   >> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
   >> _______________________________________________
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   <mailto:Mono-devel-list@...>

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Hi there,

I've good news!

We're going to release our I3 library (the cross-platform MWF controls)
as open source!

I expect we'll be releasing it in about one or two weeks.


Regards,

pablo


www.plasticscm.com


Debacker escribió:

> Yes, please. I really love the look of your app. It would be great if
> you could publish your widgets :D
>
> Thanks
> Laurent.
>
> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 8:34 PM, pablosantosluac@...
> <mailto:pablosantosluac@...> <pablosantosluac@...
> <mailto:pablosantosluac@...>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     Well, it's not actually a product but an internal library we use.
>     We don't sell it. Did you like how it looks like? If so I'll check
>     here whether everyone agrees to make it open.
>
>     pablo
>
>     Debacker escribió:
>
>         Hi,
>
>         Is the GUI part of Plastic SCM free/open-source? I only see
>         marketing for your commercial package, which is a bit
>         overskill if someone wants your widgets only.
>
>         Regards,
>         Laurent Debacker.
>
>         On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM, pablosantosluac@...
>         <mailto:pablosantosluac@...>
>         <mailto:pablosantosluac@...
>         <mailto:pablosantosluac@...>> <pablosantosluac@...
>         <mailto:pablosantosluac@...>
>         <mailto:pablosantosluac@...
>         <mailto:pablosantosluac@...>>> wrote:
>
>            Hi,
>
>            We've developed a small set of controls for Plastic SCM to make
>            our GUI
>            fully portable using winforms.
>
>            You can take a look at some screenshots here:
>          
>          http://www.flickr.com/photos/15875826@N04/sets/72157603891722391/
>
>
>            pablo
>
>
>
>
>
>            Jonathan Pobst escribió:
>            > I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono)
>         comes
>            with a
>            > toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring
>         out what
>            > additional functionality you need that you are getting from
>            third party
>            > controls.
>            >
>            > Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that
>         work
>            out of
>            > the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0,
>            this will
>            > change as we work with some third party vendors to get their
>            controls
>            > working on Mono.
>            >
>            > Jonathan
>            >
>            >
>            > Yakov Danilov wrote:
>            >
>            >> Hi everyone.
>            >>
>            >>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans
>         about
>            creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with
>         .Net 2.0
>            on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
>            >>
>            >>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but
>         GUI has
>            been created using Infragistics components that have too
>         many Win
>            Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
>            >>
>            >>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and
>            WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need
>            Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can
>            anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too
>             laborious.
>            >>
>            >> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
>            >> _______________________________________________
>            >> Mono-devel-list mailing list
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>         <mailto:Mono-devel-list@...>
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>
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>            >>
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>            >>
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[burning snow]

Hi Pablo,

I just wanted to ask if there is any progress / date for releasing the library?

[e-mail] wrote:

Hi there,

I've good news!

We're going to release our I3 library (the cross-platform MWF controls)
as open source!

I expect we'll be releasing it in about one or two weeks.


Regards,

pablo


www.plasticscm.com


Debacker escribió:
> Yes, please. I really love the look of your app. It would be great if
> you could publish your widgets :D
>
> Thanks
> Laurent.
>
> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 8:34 PM, [e-mail]
> <mailto:[e-mail]> <[e-mail]
> <mailto:[e-mail]>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     Well, it's not actually a product but an internal library we use.
>     We don't sell it. Did you like how it looks like? If so I'll check
>     here whether everyone agrees to make it open.
>
>     pablo
>
>     Debacker escribió:
>
>         Hi,
>
>         Is the GUI part of Plastic SCM free/open-source? I only see
>         marketing for your commercial package, which is a bit
>         overskill if someone wants your widgets only.
>
>         Regards,
>         Laurent Debacker.
>
>         On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM, [e-mail]
>         <mailto:[e-mail]>
>         <mailto:[e-mail]
>         <mailto:[e-mail]>> <[e-mail]
>         <mailto:[e-mail]>
>         <mailto:[e-mail]
>         <mailto:[e-mail]>>> wrote:
>
>            Hi,
>
>            We've developed a small set of controls for Plastic SCM to make
>            our GUI
>            fully portable using winforms.
>
>            You can take a look at some screenshots here:
>          
>          http://www.flickr.com/photos/15875826@N04/sets/72157603891722391/
>
>
>            pablo
>
>
>
>
>
>            Jonathan Pobst escribió:
>            > I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono)
>         comes
>            with a
>            > toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring
>         out what
>            > additional functionality you need that you are getting from
>            third party
>            > controls.
>            >
>            > Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that
>         work
>            out of
>            > the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0,
>            this will
>            > change as we work with some third party vendors to get their
>            controls
>            > working on Mono.
>            >
>            > Jonathan
>            >
>            >
>            > Yakov Danilov wrote:
>            >
>            >> Hi everyone.
>            >>
>            >>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans
>         about
>            creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with
>         .Net 2.0
>            on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
>            >>
>            >>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but
>         GUI has
>            been created using Infragistics components that have too
>         many Win
>            Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
>            >>
>            >>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and
>            WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need
>            Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can
>            anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too
>             laborious.
>            >>
>            >> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
>            >> _______________________________________________
>            >> Mono-devel-list mailing list
>            >> [e-mail]
>         <mailto:[e-mail]>
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>
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