Silverlight experiments from our .NET Visu Lab (Part 1)

Here is the first post in a series about the Silverlight experiments we are doing in our .NET Visu Lab.   We are currently looking at how well the displays in our existing .NET products — see ILOG Gantt for .NET and ILOG Diagrammer for .NET – will work in Silverlight.

This first example illustrates the visualization of a project plan using a Silverlight Gantt Chart.  This example allows users to open project plans stored in Microsoft Project XML format.

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6 Responses to “Silverlight experiments from our .NET Visu Lab (Part 1)”

  1. ILOG Elixir Blog » Blog Archive » See you at AjaxWorld and MAX Says:

    […] ILOG Elixir 2.0 preview demos like Damien’s Bejing Flex Calendar or great demos showing ILOG Elixir-like components running in Silverlight don’t hesitate to come at the conference and discuss with me about all of […]

  2. Post: 193 - Mirrored Blogs Says:

    […] example allows users to open project plans stored in Microsoft Project XML format."http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/10/01/silverlight-experiments-from-our-net-visu-lab-part-1/"This small example also displays a project plan but this time the plan is displayed as a […]

  3. Emmanuel Tissandier Says:

    Note that the sample has been updated to the final Silverlight 2 release.

  4. David Says:

    The Silverlight demo is very cool! Is there a target availability date for it?

  5. david Says:

    A convenience: Click on the timeline (month or week) and the chart scrolls to center the clicked point or make the clicked point the start of the visible chart (which ever seems to make the most sense).

  6. Emmanuel Tissandier Says:

    David… something not mentionned in the help.. You can double click on a month or week and it should scroll on the period… May be not very intuitive..

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