I've been unable to find any examples of a custom panel for a wizard. In particular, I wanted to create a readonly panel to display multiple lines of text, on a confirmation page, and couldn't find an example (and my first try didn't work).

Hi,

Have a look at Service Factory (Modeling Edition). This factory (GAT Package) contains a few custom wizard pages and does include the source code. Hopefuly thisget you started.

Edward

Thanks, I'm in fact customizing WSSF. I saw the pages, but didn't see any panels, as in the PanelType attribute. Are there any examples of using the type passed in the PanelType attribute?

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John Saunders

Hi
I don't know if you're talking about the ArgumentPanel, ArgumentPanelBool, etc. If so, that panels are intented to be consumed from the default gax Gathering Service. Beside that you can use them, I think that there are no an example available, maybe in Service Factory II.

To use that panels what you have to do is Add it to the Container (you can do that in the set_Site method), then assign the proper Field property, which is the Field that you should have declared in the gathering service element.

Let me know if this is what you're trying to do and I'll can prepare an example.

hth.
jose.

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Jose Escrich - weblogs.asp.net/jescrich

Yes, I'm looking for something like that, only mine was trying to be a multi-line read-only textbox meant as a confirmation area. I was going to display a formatted string there, composed from the various arguments. In fact, I was going to create a FormattedStringValueProvider to create the string to place there.

BTW, it seems that the code casts the panel to ArgumentPanelTypeEditor, requiring the panel to derive from that class.

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