Hai,
Earlier we had an application that was implemented using VC 6.0 and ultragrid 2.0 and it was working fine. in that application we were displaying japanese text also and it was fine with VC 6.0 and ultragrid 2.0
But later the same application was upgraded to Visual studio 2008(with VC++) along with ultragrid 2.0, even it was also fine in most of the aspects, but after upgrading to VS 2008, for japanese text it is showing some junk like characters, it is a huge project, so it cannot be re-implemented from the scratch and we need to use only VC++(not any other language). so now the problem is to display japanese text in the ultragrid, what i have to do to achieve this. is there any more changes to settings or something else i need to do for VS 2008, please any body help me, as i badly require this.
and also i dont this is the correct forum to post or not, if not for which forum i need to post it?
thanks and regards,
palaksha
Pal,
On that page it is referred to as the WinGrid and it is the first control listed. You can also use this link to get to the overview page for the WinGrid/UltraGrid:
http://es.infragistics.com/dotnet/netadvantage/winforms/wingrid.aspx#Overview
Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.
thanks Alan,
I gone through the link you give, but in that page, under NetAdvantage controls, Ultragrid is not at all mentioned? can you tell me is it still available control under NetAdvantage for windows Forms controls.
pal
Hello,
The UltraGrid is part of the NetAdvantage for Windows Forms product and the control name is UltraGrid. If you would like more details on the controls included in the NetAdvantage for Windows Forms product, you can see this on the overview page:
http://es.infragistics.com/dotnet/netadvantage/winforms.aspx#Overview
Ok,
can you tell me, if i want to use upgraded version of Ultragrid(NetAdvantage) for VC++ application which infragistics controls i have to select?
I believe that for the UltraGrid 2.0 that you are referring to the COM component that was provided in the past. These controls were retired in 2005 and weren't tested for use in .Net applications.
If you were to upgrade to a current version of NetAdvantage, the controls still wouldn't be tested in Visual C++. In theory they may still work though this isn't among the supported environments that we list here. If you do use the controls in Visual C++, I would recommend that any issues you see that you also test the controls in a Windows Forms application using C# or VB to see if the issue is specific to the environment or to the usage of the control.