Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Andrew Cheng-min Lin

Nikhil Kothari

Simon Calvert

Brian Keith Pepin

Michael R Harsh

David S Ebbo

Anson Michael Horton

Paul Yuknewicz

Bulusu Krishna Mohan

Eilon J Lipton

Antoine Cote

Bradley D Millington

Jeffrey Thomas Chrisope

Fred W Balsiger

Julien Jacques Nicolas Ellie

James Roy Schmelzer, Jr

Meghan Rae Perez

Donna Wallace

Susan K Todd

Graeme Mott

Christopher Dias

Joseph F Kubiniec

Corrina Barber

Joe Coulombe

Angela M Baxley

A web page generator dynamically and implicitly generates localized web content. A web developer can mark the content of a page (including controls and literal content) with resource keys, and can dynamically process this request by dynamically substituting the marked content with localized content. Multiple properties of the controls within a page may be localized.

Dynamic implicit localization of web content

Described herein are systems and methods for client-side callbacks to server events in which a Web server receives a message indicating a client-side event. The client-side event is associated with a specific component of a client resource, the specific component being one of multiple static components of the client resource. A server-side component generates a response to the received message and implements at least a subset of logic of the specific component. In generating the response to the message, server-side logic corresponding to other static components that are different than the specific component are not used.

Client-side callbacks to server events

The present invention relates to systems and methods that provide automatic generation of user interfaces via creation of a class-based model. A system is provided that facilitates generating a user interface. The system includes a class component to generally define properties and methods associated with one or more interface actions. A service component parses the class to automatically generate all or a portion of a user interface from the interface actions. Push and Pull-type models can be provided to facilitate merging of actions from various classes such as provided by third parties or from existing component developments.

Explicitly defining user interface through class definition

Task-oriented management is provided for managing server configuration settings. The server configuration settings are logically grouped into a set of tasks. User interface elements are mapped to each task in the set of tasks. The task represented by a user interface element is also mapped to one or more of the server configuration settings. The task list is displayed that includes each of the mapped tasks. When a task is selected, a user interface page module is displayed. Using the user interface page module, the server configuration settings that correspond to the task are modified as the task is completed when the user selects corresponding actions as the user is guided through the task.

Task-oriented management of server configuration settings

A user interface is provided that exposes items such as developer tasks, commands, property settings, and other related information to a user. The user interface may be invoked in a number of development interfaces such as, for example, a designer or an editor. The user interface may be either an object bound interface or an action triggered interface. An object bound interface exposes a set of items that are associated with a corresponding object. An action triggered interface exposes a set of items that are associated with a corresponding triggering action. In addition to enumerating developer tasks, the user interface may provide a direct link to other interfaces that facilitate task execution.

System and method for exposing tasks in a development environment

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Andrew Cheng-min Lin