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It sounds to me that the next version of Visual Studio.NET codename
Whidby, extends standard ASP.NET to provide mobile access.

Does anyone know if their's a wizzard that will convert a Mobile
Internet Toolkit type application over to the new Whidby standard?

No knowledge about any convert tool/wizard, though I would see it possible
that they'll make such.

Old mobile (and normal ASP.NET apps) are supposed to be 100% backwards
compatible in Whidbey, that's ASP.NET team's aim. And yes, new ASP.NET
controls in v2 are mobile-compatible, means that there isn't separate set of
controls for different app types.
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Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist


"Richard Jones" <> wrote in message
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> It sounds to me that the next version of Visual Studio.NET codename
> Whidby, extends standard ASP.NET to provide mobile access.
>
> Does anyone know if their's a wizzard that will convert a Mobile
> Internet Toolkit type application over to the new Whidby standard?

Microsoft implements various things in Visual Studio.NET
Whidbey like security issues, data controls and also
mobile controls. May be Microsoft provide this type of
tool/wizard in Visual Studio.NET Whidbey.

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Zeeshan Mahmood. (Administrator Of Visual ASP Kit)

>-----Original Message-----
>It sounds to me that the next version of Visual
Studio.NET codename
>Whidby, extends standard ASP.NET to provide mobile
access.
>
>Does anyone know if their's a wizzard that will convert a
Mobile
>Internet Toolkit type application over to the new Whidby
standard?
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