Can you please give a brief overview of how Office 2007 and Excell
services
fits in with those users currently using the OWC 11 controls. Is there an
OWC
12? Now that the Beta is available a little insight would be greatly
appreciated.
From what I gather, the OWC as we know it today has morphed into a set of
services that exposes the same functionality in an SOA-type architecture.
The front-end, spreadsheet, chart etc, sit inside web-parts that provide
full interactivity. The back end is powered by the Excel services. It
provides robust, scalable access to Excel's calculation engine and charting
infrastructure.
In a nutshell, the functionality that we have grown accustom to is still
there, but the way in which it is exposed is markedly different in a way
that would allow applications to scale correctly especially high user
applications. I'm trying to fire up some working examples but I don't have
it working just yet.
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Alvin Bruney [MVP ASP.NET]
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Jeff Moore said:
Alvin:
Can you please give a brief overview of how Office 2007 and Excell
services
fits in with those users currently using the OWC 11 controls. Is there an
OWC
12? Now that the Beta is available a little insight would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks
Jeff Moore