Howto: Instantiate TX Text Control .NET Server manually
TX Text Control .NET Server is a server-side word processing component that creates, modifies or converts documents on a server. It can be used to create sophisticated word processing server solutions like mail merge or reporting applications. TX Text Control .NET Server does not have an user interface, but is used to modify documents on the fly without any user-interaction.
TX Text Control .NET Server is firmly developed to run in a server-based environment. There is no editing window, no toolbars and no ruler. Additionally, no dialog boxes nor error messages will be displayed, but can be trapped using normal exceptions.
Instantiate TX Text Control .NET Server manually
TX Text Control .NET Server is represented by the ServerTextControl class of TXTextControl. This component can be added to the Components Toolbox of Visual Studio .NET. If you need to instantiate the control manually, this must be done in two simple steps:
1. Create the object:
[C#]
serverTextControl1 = new TXTextControl.ServerTextControl();
[Visual Basic]
ServerTextControl1 = new TXTextControl.ServerTextControl()
2. Initialize the resources:
[C#]
serverTextControl1.Create();
[Visual Basic]
ServerTextControl1.Create()
TX Text Control .NET Server resources must be released, if no longer necessary. This must be done using the Dispose method:
[C#]
serverTextControl1.Dispose();
[Visual Basic]
ServerTextControl1.Dispose()
The finalization is done automatically by the .NET garbage collector.
