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	Resources for .NET Developers
	Welcome to the .NET Resource Center, your one stop shop for everything you'll need to get started developing content-rich solutions with .NET. Here you'll find a large and rapidly growing collection of resources including tips, sample code, best practices and other timely material. We value your input; at EMC customer demand drives product direction. Please share your .NET strategy, questions and comments with our .NET product team. You can reach us at developer_program@emc.com.
	ASP.NET Custom Controls These custom ASP.NET controls provide some Documentum functionality such as Login, Querying and Tree Navigation. The controls leverage new features available in ASP.NET 2.0 (Visual Studio 2005). Read the Articles
	ASP.NET XSL Transformation Control This example illustrates how to invoke a Service Business Object from ASP.NET. The sample user control applies an XSL stylesheet to an XML file in a Documentum Repository and displays the results. The XSL file may contain XDQL statements. This example references the SBO Bridge that was discussed in a separate article on the Developer web site. Download it
	Accessing SBOs from .NET This convenience class allows developers to access Documentum Service-based Business Objects (SBOs) from .NET languages. The class allows .NET developers to make use of the existing Java-based business objects that ship with Documentum products or are downloaded from the Component Exchange. Download it
	Sample ASP.NET Application This sample ASP.NET application implements the basic Documentum library functions login, import, view, checkin and checkout. It also implements a hierarchical tree view of the Documentum repository using Microsoft's free ASP.NET tree control. The code manages the user's authentication and sessions throughout the application providing a 'user context' containing all of the current session's information. Download it
	Primary Interop Assembly (PIA) The DFC Primary Interop Assembly (PIA) makes the Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC) accessible from .NET code. The PIA integrates seamlessly into Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and supports rich design-time features including statement completion and object browser help. At runtime, the PIA provides a thin, efficient layer through which .NET code can access the DFC via the Documentum Java to COM bridge. A supported version of the PIA ships with DFC 5.2.5 and any 5.x releases that follow. The document "DFC PIA Development Guide" is included with the DFC 5.2.5 documentation.
	.NET Discussion Forum We have set up a .NET discussion forum for the purpose of peer-to-peer information exchange and problem resolution. The EMC .NET product team will monitor the forum. The forum provides a great opportunity to interact with your colleagues and to pose product strategy questions to the EMC .NET team. Note: To use the forum you must have a Tech Support account, click here to create a new account.
	The information provided here are offered for instructional use only and are not supported in any way by EMC. While every attempt has been made to ensure that they are functionally correct, EMC does not provide that guarantee. Please do not call EMC Technical Support with questions about this migration data.