WSOL Object Renderer

The Object Renderer is designed to mimic the EPiServer rendering engine that allows views for objects, which can support tagging to change how objects display, or hide them altogether.

Getting Started

Add WSOL's NuGet feed as a package source in Visual Studio. Below is the feed source:

http://nuget.wsol.com/api/

Instructions for adding package sources can be found at:

https://docs.nuget.org/consume/package-manager-dialog#package-sources

Build Instructions

Checkout this solution and install the following NuGet packages:

• WSOL.IocContainer - DLL required to run
• WSOL.MSBuild.AutoVersion.Git - required to build only, development dependency only

Build and deploy the following files to an Ektron CMS site

• WSOL.ObjectRenderer\bin\WSOL.IoCContainer.dll
• WSOL.ObjectRenderer\bin\ObjectRenderer.dll

Or NuGet Install

Alternatively, obtain the built Nuget package from the WSOL NuGet feed for:

WSOL.ObjectRenderer

Code Samples

Usage examples can be found in the WSOL.EktronCms.ContentMaker.Samples project source code.

• Object Views
• Object Renderer Web Control
• Object Renderer Code Behind

Important Information

• Views for models are found on web site startup, if any changes are made to TemplateDescriptor attributes for views, the web site will need to be restarted, and the quickest approach is to add a white space at the end of the web.config file in the web site root (this only impacts sites running as web sites and not web apps).
• Views currently support web forms only and not MVC.