General
WebCombo is built on the top of WebUI.NET Framework. It includes the common concept, functionalities and features implemented in the framework level.
WebCombo Deployment Checklist
- RuntimeLicenseKey
This is a key required in order to license the components for deployment purpose in production environment.
Runtime license key is different with design-time license key that you get during purchase.
Use Deployment Manager to set the project's Web.config. There are 2 important things you need to notice:
- If you set CommonLibrary folder as IIS Virtual Directory in development machine, you may refer to Using Deployment Manager topic for guidance.
- If you copy the CommonLibrary folder to the project's directory in development machine, you may refer to Using Deployment Manager topic under Advanced section for guidance.
Please obtain each licensed component's RuntimeLicenseKey from Intersoft Developer Network under My Component section. You only need to obtain once and reuse it in multiple projects. The login detail is provided in your purchase receipt. If you purchased from our resellers, it may take 24-48 hours for the verification and account creation process. - CommonLibrary
All subfolders and files inside CommonLibrary folder is required. - Framework Assemblies
You are required to copy framework assemblies to your project's bin folder. The framework assemblies can be found in [Installation Folder]\Intersoft Solutions\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\WebUI.NET Framework 3.0\Bin (Default installation directory). The framework assemblies are as following:
* ISNet.dll
* ISNet.WebUI.dll - Component Assembly
Component assembly is required to be copied to your project's bin folder. The component assembly can be found in [Installation Folder]\Intersoft Solutions\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\WebCombo.NET 4.0\Bin. The component assembly is as following:
* ISNet.WebUI.WebCombo.dll
WebCombo Deployment Guide
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If you set CommonLibrary folder as IIS Virtual Directory in development machine
- XCopy all your required web application files along with the bin folder (i.e. your project's directory) to a destination folder in your web server.
- XCopy the CommonLibrary folder to your web server. It is recommended to place it under wwwroot folder (usually c:\inetpub\wwwroot). You need to map the destination folder to IIS Virtual Directory with name "CommonLibrary". -
If you copy the CommonLibrary folder to the project's directory in development machine
- XCopy all your required web application files along with the bin and CommonLibrary folders (i.e. your project's directory) to a destination folder in your web server.
Creating CommonLibrary as IIS Virtual Directory is not required in this case.