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Visual Studio for content Development

Posted on Sep 01, 2003 at 11:56 AM 27 Views

Hi,

I have just finished reading the document "Portal Content Development and Management in EP5 and EP6.ppt" (can be found in SDN). This document explains Visual studio for rapid content developement. But when i searched for that tool, i could not find the tool. Does anybody know about that tool??..

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  • author's profile photo David Branan
    David Branan
    Posted on Sep 03, 2003 at 04:22 PM
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    Hi,

    Visual Studio is a product offered by Microsoft and is part of their .NET framework. Since EP is a part of the SAP NetWeaver solution, it integrates to this open standards tool.

    Another part of the presentation referred to the Portal Content Studio (perhaps this is what you mean?). That is a component of the Enterprise Portal 6.0 release.

    Kind Regards,

    Dave

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    Posted on Sep 04, 2003 at 10:49 AM
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    Hi Arul,

    I assume you are talkning about the ASUG slides. There is a reference to a tool called 'GUI Machine' currently. Its in an internal ramp-up at the moment, based on IIS and ActiveX and works in cooperation with a EP 5.0, SP5 portal.

    I do not have any information on availability for customers or the EP 6.0 platform.

    Cheers,

    rAimund

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