I apologize if I did not use the word Design Time and Control Designer enough times in my original post.
I am building an ASP.NET Custom Web Control and I am wondering if there is any standard method when
_____________implementing ControlDesigner ______________
for a Class to determine what directory the project that that the Web Page that the control has been embedded into is in while at
_______________________Design Time____________________
, so that if MyControl is embedded in PJ.aspx - i would like to get the ~/
folder for that current project that it is embedded in.
I was hoping for something that
__________ControlDesigner ____________
or something else would expose so that
________other Designers like (SharpDevelop/Delphi etc) _________
would be able to provide their own information for this .
[quoted text, click to view] "[MSFT]" wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> Did you want to get the parent page's path? If so, you may try following
> string:
>
> this.Parent.Page.MapPath(".")
>
> Luke
>
>
I fail to see how that answers my original question of getting the project folder that the web control is embedded in.
[quote]determine what directory the project[/quote]
[quote]when implementing ControlDesigner [/quote]
Xyz web control is going to know no more about the Project Directory then xyz's parent or xyz's parent's parent.
[quoted text, click to view] "[MSFT]" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> For ControlDesigner class, you may get the web control this designer is
> designing from its Component property. After get the IComponent, you can
> get it and its parent component's properties.
>
> Luke
>
Hi John,
Did you want to get the parent page's path? If so, you may try following
string:
this.Parent.Page.MapPath(".")
Luke
Hello,
For ControlDesigner class, you may get the web control this designer is
designing from its Component property. After get the IComponent, you can
get it and its parent component's properties.
Luke
John,
This code in your designer class obtains a DTE reference via =
IServiceContainer and some reflection. You can then access everything in =
the solution and its projects:
// Acquire service container
IServiceContainer objServiceContainer =3D =
(IServiceContainer)this.Component.Site.GetService(typeof(IServiceContaine=
r));
object objServiceContainerServices =3D =
objServiceContainer.GetType().InvokeMember("Services",=20
BindingFlags.Instance|BindingFlags.NonPublic|BindingFlags.GetProperty,
null,
objServiceContainer,
new object[] { }
);
// Create a type of CodeDomProvider
Type domType =3D =
Type.GetType("System.CodeDom.Compiler.CodeDomProvider");
object objCodeDomProvider =3D =
((Hashtable)objServiceContainerServices)[domType];
EnvDTE.ProjectItem objProjectItem =3D =
(EnvDTE.ProjectItem)objCodeDomProvider.GetType().InvokeMember("projectIte=
m",=20
BindingFlags.Instance|BindingFlags.NonPublic|BindingFlags.GetField,
null,
objCodeDomProvider,
new object[] { }
);
// Create an EnvDTE.Project object
EnvDTE.Project objProject =3D objProjectItem.ContainingProject;
Thank you.
That seems to be what I needed hopefully. Now i just need to find out how well that works with other ASP.NET Desingers like the Web Matrix.
[quoted text, click to view] "Adam Barker" wrote:
> John,
> This code in your designer class obtains a DTE reference via IServiceContainer and some reflection. You can then access everything in the solution and its projects:
>
> // Acquire service container
>
> IServiceContainer objServiceContainer = (IServiceContainer)this.Component.Site.GetService(typeof(IServiceContainer));
>
> object objServiceContainerServices = objServiceContainer.GetType().InvokeMember("Services",
>
> BindingFlags.Instance|BindingFlags.NonPublic|BindingFlags.GetProperty,
>
> null,
>
> objServiceContainer,
>
> new object[] { }
>
> );
>
> // Create a type of CodeDomProvider
>
> Type domType = Type.GetType("System.CodeDom.Compiler.CodeDomProvider");
>
> object objCodeDomProvider = ((Hashtable)objServiceContainerServices)[domType];
>
> EnvDTE.ProjectItem objProjectItem = (EnvDTE.ProjectItem)objCodeDomProvider.GetType().InvokeMember("projectItem",
>
> BindingFlags.Instance|BindingFlags.NonPublic|BindingFlags.GetField,
>
> null,
>
> objCodeDomProvider,
>
> new object[] { }
>
> );
>
> // Create an EnvDTE.Project object
>
> EnvDTE.Project objProject = objProjectItem.ContainingProject;
>
>
> EnvDTE.Solution objSolution = objProject.DTE.Solution;
>
On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 20:01:02 -0700, johndoe@driver.net
[quoted text, click to view] <johndoedrivernet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Thank you.
> That seems to be what I needed hopefully. Now i just need to find out how well that works with other ASP.NET Desingers like the Web Matrix.
>
I tried to make such component myself, you can check it out at :
http://www.antoniob.com/projects/PDesignTimeTools.aspx it uses similar code as Adam Barker posted for VS.NET, but my component
also works for Delphi.NET.
I tried to do the same for WebMatrix but no success :(
*PLEASE* mail me or post here if you find the way to get project folder in
design time for WebMatrix.
btw. PDesingTimeTools is free component with source code (Delphi.NET)
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