Components, grouped as Viewer Components, encapsulate and manage diverse content and functionalities within structured environments in a software application. The following components are available for:
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Portable
For Portable displays, the PdfViewer displays PDF contents by mapping those files from their URLs.
PdfViewer
Views PDF documents and maps URLs to the source of the PDF, facilitating the display of online PDF files. See PdfViewer Control for more details.
Web Only
For Web pages, the HTML5 Control integrates web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into applications.
HTML5Control
Embeds HTML5 content, allowing for the integration of CSS and JavaScript scripts to enhance web-based functionalities. See ChildDisplay Control for learning more.
WPF Only
For WPF pages, the ChildDisplay allows for the dynamic display of linked objects with scrollable functionality. The ReportViewer allows for the display of content configured using the Reports Module (Forms or WebData), which focuses on report visualization with printing options. WebBrowser embeds a web browsing interface within applications, facilitating direct web content access. Lastly, WPFControl, used in Windows Presentation Foundation, enhances UI design by incorporating .dll files for custom features.
ChildDisplay
Displays linked objects with an option to enable or disable a scrollbar based on user requirements. See ChildDisplay Control for read more.
ReportViewer
Shows reports, typically in PDF format, and provides features to map report data and print documents directly from the interface. See ReportViewer Control for more info.
WebBrowser
Embeds a web browsing interface within an application, enabling URL mapping and the display of web content inside the application. See WebBrowser Control for more info.
WPFControl
Requires users to select a .dll file, integrating it into Windows Presentation Foundation applications for enhanced user interface capabilities. See WPF Controls for more information.
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