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The ECMAScript for.NET 1.1 Component supports Microsoft Web sites that are compliant with the W3C
XHTML 1.0 Transitional standard for HTML documents, which is fully compatible with the W3C XHTML
1.0 specification. Using the Object Scripting Language (OSL) and ECMAScript for.NET (ECMAScript)
components, developers can build dynamic and interactive Web sites that can localize and present
content that is specified in.NET 1.1 applications. Web sites and.NET applications can also use
the ECMAScript runtime environment to localize their content.
The ECMAScript for.NET 1.1 Component provides a mechanism that enables the use of object
scripting code in a client-side page. If used in conjunction with HTML controls and server-side
components, the ECMAScript for.NET 1.1 Component enables you to build dynamic Web sites that
can be easily localized.
Features:
Support for XHTML 1.0 Transitional markup and HTML controls.
Support for ECMAScript 1.0.
Integration with the ECMAScript for.NET runtime environment.
Script control, document.ready and document.onload event handler support.
Support for callbacks when controls that are associated with a JavaScript function execute.
Support for object and Function prototypes.
Supported script control event types.
Support for return and break statements.
Support for C# and Visual Basic keywords.
Supported C# object and Function prototypes.
Support for explicit and implicit object creation.
Support for implicit array creation.
Support for implicit string, number and DateTime arrays.
Support for the JavaScript global object (window) and the JavaScript
native client object (Window).
Support for the Window global object and the JavaScript native client
object in place of script controls (we added a check for the Window
object to the script execution sequence).
Support for the document object and the Window object as first argument
to script function calls.
Support for script control EventHandler.Invoke callback.
Support for the DocumentReady event in the script context.
Supported Web forms.
Support for embedded script blocks.
Support for functions in script blocks.
Support for multiple style sheets.
Support for the Boolean object.
Support for the String object.
Support for the Number object.
Support for the Date object.
Support for the Object object.
Support for the RegExp object.
Supported events.
Supported collections.
Supported methods.
Supported properties.
Supported primitives.
Compatible with the.NET 1.1 component.
Compatible with the ECMAScript 1.0 runtime environment.
.NET 1.1 and ECMAScript 1.0 are supported.
The following topics describe the framework and the specific features that are supported by each topic:
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What's New in the?
Version 1.0
The Enterprise Localization Toolkit now includes some additional code samples and some additional documentation.
Version 0.9
The Enterprise Localization Toolkit now includes a few examples demonstrating some of the more common methods of localization in the.NET Framework, such as using the DynamicResource class to localize strings.
This is an abstract of a presentation I gave at the RAD studio in Bloomington, IN last month. The slides for the presentation can be found here.
The Enterprise Localization Toolkit is a set of.NET classes and a comprehensive toolkit for.NET localization. This is a very powerful toolkit that provides a simple, flexible way of creating and managing.NET localized applications. This toolkit also provides a way to generate and maintain localized resources, so that application developers can localize their applications once and have them updated automatically whenever they are deployed to the client.
Enterprise Localization Toolkit has three main components. The first is the Enterprise Localization Toolkit itself. The second is an application development framework that extends the.NET Framework. It includes localization support in the form of localized resources, and methods for accessing those resources. The third is a toolkit that generates and maintains resource files. The toolkit generates CSL files, and it also creates language catalog files for each resource. It also helps you to maintain resource files. It can also help you to generate and maintain a database to store your localized resources.
In version 1.0 of the Enterprise Localization Toolkit, the toolkit itself is rewritten. The application framework is no longer there, but it's in the Enterprise Localization Toolkit. The application framework is used to abstract the native localization support in.NET, so that application developers can avoid having to deal directly with resource files and a language catalog.
Another thing you should know about Enterprise Localization Toolkit is that it's not tied to any particular platform. It provides a great solution for localization in ASP.NET, as well as in ASP.NET MVC. It is also able to support localization within Windows Forms applications. The toolkit can also be integrated with any.NET Framework application.
This toolkit is still in development, so there is a lot more to come. I look forward to having the.NET Framework localization support to localize any application.
What's New in Enterprise Localization Toolkit:
Version 1.0
The Enterprise Localization Toolkit is a great toolkit for.NET localization. It includes a set

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