Getting Started University

Welcome to Text Control. This getting started hub will help you integrate TX Text Control functionality into your web applications.

Evaluation Options

To test the functionality of TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET, you can download and install a fully functional trial version setup to create applications (option 1) locally on your machine. In order to test the client-side packages (document editor and viewer), you can alternatively create a trial access token to use a hosted trial backend (option 2).

Download Trial Version

The trial version is fully featured. It will expire after thirty (30) days at which point, your application will cease to function. This option allows you to develop web applications completely locally on your machine.

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Create Trial Access Token

To test the client-side packages including MVC and Angular, you can create a trial access token that gives you access to a hosted trial backend for evaluation purposes. This doesn't require any download or installation on your local machine.

Request Token

Getting Started Tutorials

ASP.NET Core

.NET 6

Using TX Text Control with ASP.NET Core 6

This article shows how to use the document editor and the ServerTextControl class within an ASP.NET Core 6 application.

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.NET 6

Using DocumentViewer with ASP.NET Core 6

This article shows how to use the document viewer within an ASP.NET Core 6 application.

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Document Editor

ASP.NET Core Document Editor

This quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document editor into a new ASP.NET Core web application.

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Document Viewer

ASP.NET Core Document Viewer

This quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document viewer into a new ASP.NET Core web application.

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ServerTextControl

Non-UI ASP.NET Core Web Applications

This tutorial shows how to use the ServerTextControl and the MailMerge class.

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Blazor

Using TX Text Control in Blazor Server Apps

This article shows how to save documents to the server and how to modify them using the ServerTextControl class.

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ASP.NET MVC

Document Editor

ASP.NET MVC Document Editor

This quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document editor into an ASP.NET MVC application.

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Document Viewer

ASP.NET MVC Document Viewer

TThis quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document viewer into an ASP.NET MVC application.

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ASP.NET Web Forms

Document Editor

ASP.NET Web Forms Document Editor

This quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document editor into a Web Forms application.

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Document Viewer

ASP.NET Web Forms Document Viewer

This quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document viewer into an ASP.NET MVC application.

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ServerTextControl

Non-UI ASP.NET Web Forms Applications

This tutorial shows how to use the ServerTextControl and the MailMerge class.

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Angular

Document Editor

Using the Document Editor in Angular

This quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document editor into a new Angular application.

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Document Viewer

Using the Document Viewer in Angular

This quick start tutorial shows how to integrate the document viewer into a new Angular application.

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ASP.NET Backend

Angular Application with an ASP.NET Core Back-End

This sample shows how to create the project and how to load and merge documents using ASP.NET Core back-end Web APIs.

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Angular

Loading and Saving Local Documents

This article shows how to load and save local documents using the Angular version of the document editor.

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Angular Backend

Building an ASP.NET Core Backend

This step-by-step walk-through shows how to create an ASP.NET Core backend to run the editor.

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Document Signing

Signing Documents with the Angular DocumentViewer

The document viewer can be used to request signatures for an electronic document signing process. This tutorial shows how to request a signature.

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Deployment

Best Practices

Deployment

General Document Editor Deployment Strategies

This article gives an overview of best practices deployment strategies.

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.NET 6

Deploying the Document Viewer to Azure App Services

This article shows how to deploy the backend and how to connect the viewer to this backend.

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Load Balancing

Load Balancing: Different TCP Service Locations

This article explains how to route the synchronization traffic to different servers dynamically using a custom WebSocketHandler.

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Load Balancing

Deploying the TX Text Control Document Editor to Linux

This article explains how to deploy TX Text Control based applications to Linux.

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Load Balancing

Using an Azure Load Balancer with Web.TextControl

This article shows deployment strategies using Azure load balancers.

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DevOps

Using TX Text Control with Build Servers (Azure DevOps)

This article shows how to use TX Text Control within such environments and in specific how to handle the licensing.

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Most Popular Articles

This curated collection of blog articles is divided into categories and cover the most typical and popular topics, applications and tasks for TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET.

Online Documentation and Reference

The TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET Online Help documentation provides an overview of the complete product, including getting started tutorials, descriptions for the shipped sample projects and the complete class library reference with detailed information about each member of the API.

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