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8/7/2008 6:32 AM

	nimeshprabhakar
20 posts

Re: Few doubts to get start with

coool....
i had gone through that video sessions.. it pretty cool..
So, the codes are reusable na ??

Nimi

8/7/2008 7:10 AM

	nimeshprabhakar
20 posts

Re: Few doubts to get start with

palli wrote
The open source ones, are open source and hence free. Think they are licensed under LPGL or something like that. Source code for those controls is readily available via SVN, as is the source code for quite many examples and demos, which you can find on the site.

I think you'll get answers to a lot of your questions by going through the material that you can find on the main page, http://www.visualwebgui.com.

Regarding WinForms/Web applications, that is called "2 in 1 application". You can see demo for that in the video section.

Regards,
Palli

The open source ones, are open source and hence free. Think they are licensed under LPGL or something like that. Source code for those controls is readily available via SVN,

May i know what is this SVN and LPGL ??

Nimi

8/7/2008 7:25 AM

	ori.cohen
4401 posts

Re: Few doubts to get start with

Hello,

SVN is a platform by which we control our versioning. You can find a more detailed explanation here.
Earlier in this thread Palli added a link to a video in which we explained how to interface with SVN to get our code from our SVN server.

LGPL is a license used for open-source projects that binds the users of the code to some rules and specifications. You can find a more detailed explanation here.

Regards,

Ori Cohen
The Visual WebGui team

8/7/2008 9:17 PM

	nimeshprabhakar
20 posts

Re: Few doubts to get start with

I downloaded Tortoise SVN. as u said, we can get the codes through SVN. What is the procedure that i have to follow inorder to get those codes ? Is that costly ???

Nimi

8/8/2008 3:27 AM

	palli
14304 posts

Re: Few doubts to get start with

Hi !

I don't quite understand what you mean. As explained earlier in the thread, then you can get all the source code for what's open source in VisualWebGui via SVN and they are free!

Earlier in the thread, I put a link to both a video and an article that show you how to get to the code and how to "download" it.

Palli

Páll Björnsson - Visual WebGui support team - Email: support@visualwebgui.com